Editorial CMS
Payload manages users, media, and pages first. More collections can be added as the shape of the site becomes clearer.
CMS foundation
Chess Platform
A modern home for chess publishing, personal projects, event tools, and long-form archives.
Luxembourg results archive
Live chess data, now connected to the CMS.
Tournament results, club rosters, player profiles, and game records still come from the dedicated archive, with the CMS now able to surface the latest activity directly.
27.06.2026Semi-Marathon TaSM Schëffleng Rapid ChessRC · Schifflange · 36 players20/06-21/06/2026Echternacher Open 2026RC · Echternach · 334 players16/06-27/06/2026FIDE World Cup 2026 U8-U12CC · Batumi · 454 players15/06-26/06/2026FIDE World Youth Chess Championship 2026CC · Montesilvano · 544 players13.06.20261er GrandPrix des Territoires Thionville-Fensch et Val d'Alzette Jeunes 2026RC · Tressange · 25 players
First foundation
Built to expand without boxing the site in.
The CMS foundation is now in place. From here, the site can grow one move at a time: editorial pages, chess databases, tournament tools, member areas, and eventually a bridge back to the dedicated chess results platform.
Postgres core
The database choice leaves room for serious search, structured chess data, imports, and performance tuning later.
Member-ready
Frontend accounts are separate from CMS admins, with email/password access now and Google sign-in prepared for activation.
Results bridge
The results archive remains authoritative while the CMS can present fresh tournament data from its read-only feed.