The openness of the ApostropheCMS technology made it easy for developers to spin up a small side-project or corporate site from the same codebase, allowing for ease in development.
Built on Node.js
End-to-end open source JavaScript experience.
Tooling Michelin loves
MongoDB, npm, Express, among others.
Powerful localization tools
Michelin is using the ApostropheCMS Workflow module to localize dozens of languages across over 50 country websites from each single instance, and multiple instances to power different web projects.
Adopting a CMS that is based on Node.js, an open-source JavaScript development platform heralded as the new standard of web development, meant Michelin could attract and keep high quality developers who want to use modern tools and technology stacks.
ApostropheCMS’s front-end and back-end are both in Javascript, which allowed developers on both sides of a project to work in tandem, speaking the same language and sharing robust libraries.
Two months after developing on ApostropheCMS’s free, open source codebase, Michelin contacted the ApostropheCMS team to have a second set of eyes review their websites before they went live. A relationship blossomed and Michelin contracted the ApostropheCMS team for Enterprise-level support.
Since Quarter 4 2017, Michelin has deployed over 350 websites with Apostrophe with plans to deploy a large-scale B2B program in Europe and to migrate B2C sites in North America during 2021. The sites span across 57 countries, 32 languages, 8 brands, and 9 business lines.
Etienne and his colleagues have continued confidence in building on ApostropheCMS for a few reasons: