looking for a CMS

Discussion in 'Scripts' started by bamb0lin, Oct 10, 2006.

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    I am looking for a CMS where users can post their open source projects. The CMS should allow users to sign up and submit a description of their project, links to download from plus screenshots.

    The CMS should be able to categorise the projects in categories..such as programming language or platform!

    Anybody knows of a good script please?
     
    bamb0lin, Oct 10, 2006 IP
  2. psychotronic

    psychotronic Peon

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    you mean like this?

    http://gforge.org/
     
    psychotronic, Oct 11, 2006 IP
  3. bamb0lin

    bamb0lin Well-Known Member

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    I have adopted Joomla! Thanks :)
     
    bamb0lin, Oct 24, 2006 IP
  4. trichnosis

    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    you have made the rigth choose i have 2 web site which are made with joomla:)
     
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    i think joomla way to big.Try wordpress(easy to configure and looks good plus its also good with the search engines,so...)
     
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    bamb0lin Well-Known Member

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    Joomla has all the functions that I needed. Also there are a large number of freely extensions :) Great CMS
     
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    For a really simple cms snippetmaster ( I heard about it on another thread in this forum and decided to give it a go) is very easy to install and use.

    If you don't have any webpages already made, get yourself a nice cheap template - upload it and then install snippetmaster and away you go.

    With the free version it doesn't allow you to upload new files (images etc) through the interface, but you can do that via ftp or you could just buy a license.... it's very cheap.

    It has an autoinstaller which gave me an error when I tried it out, but when I refreshed the page it installed.
     
    Eskarina, Nov 1, 2006 IP