Abstract: A system for managing a content management system (CMS), including, a plurality of servers for hosting the CMS, the CMS is accessed via a web editor that is executed on a client browser and provides access to functionality of the CMS for defining a content project, the web editor further provides access to an APP marketplace, the APP marketplace providing access to a plurality of APPS which can be added to the content project for use via the web editor; a server-side web editor configured to receive data indicating selection to add an APP to the content project, wherein responsive to launching editing of the content project in the web editor, then the APP is launched in accordance with an application framework that causes assignment of an identity to the APP for making content management API calls to the CMS for creating and editing structured content of the content project.

Abstract: A process for rendering a user interface that provides access to applications that integrate with a content management system (CMS), includes: providing a content management API configured to enable creating or updating a content project; receiving a command to enable an APP for the content project, wherein the APP includes a front-end component; providing, over a network, a web editor of the CMS to access the content project, wherein the APP and the front-end component are launched in an APP runtime environment of a client browser that is independent of a web editor runtime environment in which the web editor is executed, and wherein the execution of the web editor renders the user interface, and the service provided by the APP is visually integrated with services of the web editor in a predefined context of the user interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods for integrating applications with a content management system (CMS) are provided. One method includes providing access to the CMS via a web editor executed on a client browser, which enables creating and editing content associated with each of a plurality of content types of a content project. The method includes receiving selection of an APP to add functionality of the APP to the web editor, and in response, a separate runtime environment for the APP is launched that causes assignment of an identity to the APP. A unique access token is assigned to the APP for making content management API calls to the CMS for creating and editing content of the content project. The separate runtime environment provides for separation of code used for executing the web editor and used for executing the APP, such that a fault, error or malfunction caused by execution of the APP is not attributed to the web editor.