This small project is far from perfect. We still have a lot of things to do, but it's a start...

A simple internationalized CMS with image uploading/editing created with Laravel Framework. The project uses TinyMCE, and elFinder with Barry Heuvel's awesome laravel-elfinder package.

• Bower for front-end dependencies
• Grunt for task automation (LESS compilation, concatenation, minification, live reload)
• Fully restful
• TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor
• elFinder file manager (once again, big "Thank You" to Barry Heuvels for his laravel-elfinder package)
• Validator service with separate validation for creating and editing
• Image upload and editing
• Internationalization
• Automatic slug generation, making URI-s which are user and SEO friendly (i.e. www.mysite.com/cool-category/even-cooler-article)
• Caching (with event listeners to clean appropriate cache keys on any change in articles(create,update,delete))
• OpenShift deploy ready ("public" folder renamed to "php", and deploy hook creating a symlink to the "data" folder so uploaded images don't get wiped out on deploy)
• Portuguese localization files

• Tests, maybe you could help with that?
• User management (working on it. I should have started there, by all rules, but the client was in a rush to start writing his articles).
• Categories management - not because of complexity, but because of lack of time. For now, I'm seeding the categories from /app/database/seeds/CategorySeeder.php. Create your own seed file or issue a pull request for category management.
• Empty cache on article edit
• A page to edit contact details so we can automatically generate a contact page on the site.
• The front-end is ugly
• Add localization for TinyMCE and elFinder
• Much more, obviously...

P.S 1: I'm tracking the "vendor" folder. Don't shoot me! I was having issues with composer on OpenShift. At the moment I don't remeber what the error was, but I'll post is here as soon as I can, maybe someone can help me solve it and do things right.

P.S 2 The bootstrap theme I'm using is DesignR. I bought the single site license, so if you'd like to use it for your site, please buy it, it's only 8 bucks or so.