Opinionated open-source content management system (CMS) and static site generator (SSG) that focuses on simplicity and easy content management.
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Teddy is an opinionated open-source content management system (CMS) and static site generator (SSG) that focuses on simplicity and easy content management.
- Collaboratively manage content using version-controlled markdown files.
- Host your static websites for free by automatically deploying to JAMstack platforms such as Cloudflare Pages.
- Edit and build your websites entirely within VS Code using the custom Teddy markdown editor and website builder VS Code extension.
- Free, open-source, easily extensible and feature-rich, including custom themes and multilingual websites.
- Small code footprint, quick and efficient - no databases required.
Teddy is written in JavaScript and requires the Node.js JavaScript runtime environment to build static websites. Teddy was created by Jillur Quddus, a computational mathematician at HyperLearning AI, and is released under the GNU GPLv3.0 open-source software license.
The official Teddy website, teddyful.com, contains extensive documentation including getting started, installation, configuration, and build instructions.
Teddy was originally designed and built by Jillur Quddus, a computational mathematician at HyperLearning AI. Teddy started life as an applied learning project in the autumn of 2024 as Jillur studied how to apply JavaScript to serverside programming using the Node.js runtime environment. Jillur decided to open source the project in March 2025 under the GNU GPLv3.0 open-source software license. It is now actively maintained by the following core development team.
- Jillur Quddus - Project Owner and Lead Developer
- Jane Yang - Principal Developer
Teddy is powered by a collection of amazing open-source software libraries. Please check them out on our credits page and, if you are able to, consider a donation to your favourite ones to help support the awesome open-source community.