Content

RSS feeds are still a vibrant way to deal with the scattered nature of content across the internet — industry news, competitor blogs, press agencies, and internal company reports publish their updates through this channel. The `/rss-feed` module therefore serves as a single place where an organization connects all the external sources it needs to monitor. Each such source has its own rhythm and structure, and the module's task is to consolidate them all so that the editorial team doesn't have to open dozens of browser tabs. Downloaded content remains in the system as source data for further processing — typically serv...

Categories in the editorial system are more than just tags — they form the navigational backbone along which the reader moves, and at the same time help the editorial team maintain order regarding where each article belongs. The `/post-category` module is therefore a tool for organizing articles into a thematic tree, in which taxonomy can be built into a hierarchy, moved between branches, temporarily deactivated without data loss, or permanently deleted if no longer needed. This approach allows categories to be continuously cultivated as the website's content grows and transforms over the years, without the editorial team having to address with each intervention what happens to...

The storage is a central place where an organization stores all its files — contracts, invoices, images, PDF attachments, company documentation, and anything else it needs to share within the team. The `/drive` module functions as a classic file browser similar to Finder in macOS or Explorer in Windows, so its operation is intuitive for most users from day one.