YetaWF (pronounced "Yet Another Web Framework") is a new open source product, developed by Mike van der Meulen (Softel vdm, Inc.). It was used to develop and host the company's own site, the RegistryUI.com self-hosted Docker Registry, the ubackup.io scheduled database backup service, the www.LegacyFax.com fax service, the www.StatusPie.com Website Uptime Monitoring service, the LinksWithPics service, this site and various other sites.
It builds on ASP.NET Core MVC to create a web framework for developers. While it has many attributes commonly found in today's CMS like DotNetNuke, Umbraco, Drupal, etc., it instead focuses on rapid application development. Tightly integrating with Visual Studio, it lends itself to rapid module development, offering built-in BREAD (Browse, Read, Edit, Add, Delete) module generation, taking advantage of ASP.NET Core MVC, Data Annotation, Templated Helpers, UIHint and many other innovative features made possible by ASP.NET Core MVC and ASP.NET Core. Rather than being all things to all people, it narrowly focuses on offering 100% of the features that will satisfy most average websites and offers a platform for rapid custom development.
Of course, it makes extensive use of jQuery, jQuery-UI, Ajax and many client-side plugins (like grids, menus, syntax highlighter, lightbox, CKEditor, tabs, overlays and many more). It combines these with automatic features like JavaScript and CSS minifier and bundling, http response compression (take a look at the source for this page) without burdening the developer with administrative tasks.
For the site administrator, it offers site management, automated backups, easy version upgrades, scheduled tasks and of course complete control over user/role authorizations.
YetaWF also takes a new approach to localization by being designed from the ground up with localization in mind (again, without burdening the developer with administrative tasks). Pages, modules, down to SQL tables or file data are fully localizable. Adding/removing languages is possible at any time, not just at design-time.
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