What is admin?

Ghost-Admin is the control panel you see when you log into Ghost to manage your blog or publication. It's the dashboard where you write posts, organize content, configure settings, and handle everything related to running your site, essentially the back office that makes Ghost usable without touching any code. Under the hood, this is the actual software that powers that dashboard interface. It's built using a framework called Ember.js, which is designed for creating interactive web applications that feel fast and responsive. When you're editing a post or clicking through menus in Ghost, this is the code making all of that work in your browser. You'd interact with this project if you're someone who wants to customize or contribute to Ghost's software itself, rather than someone who just wants to write blog posts. For example, if you wanted to redesign the post editor, add a new feature to the settings area, or fix a bug in the dashboard, this is where you'd make those changes. If you simply want to run a Ghost blog without modifying the software, you'd use Ghost directly rather than working with this repository. The project is maintained by the Ghost Foundation and is open source, meaning anyone can view the code, suggest improvements, or contribute changes. Bug reports and issues are handled centrally through Ghost's main repository rather than here, keeping all problem-solving in one place.