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Which Open Source CMS you are using?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by dizyn, Jul 22, 2006.

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  1. esnstudio

    esnstudio Peon

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    #21
    Out of all CMS's that I have used, I have to say ez publish is the most powerful and the most flexible. However, it's not very easy to set up nor utilise for the first time users.
     
    esnstudio, Jul 28, 2006 IP
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    010081 Banned

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    #22
    i love joomla, and yea i would also suggest drupal its easy
     
    010081, Jul 28, 2006 IP
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    #23
    joomla. joomla.
     
    Scarface., Jul 28, 2006 IP
  4. dizyn

    dizyn Active Member

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    #24
    many said joomla, ther are many others but i think joomla is more popular

    isn't it?

    Thanks
     
    dizyn, Jul 31, 2006 IP
  5. Inertia

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    #25
    I use Joomla. I've tried others, but have to say I always return to Joomla. I find I'm just more comfortable with it.
     
    Inertia, Jul 31, 2006 IP
  6. timw

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    #26
    MSCMS. Oh wait, that's not OpenSource.
     
    timw, Jul 31, 2006 IP
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    #27
    LOL. No they are not, and I don't want to keep pushing, but I still love the features of DotNetNuke. Again, I've tried the admin features available at OpenCMS, fun site by the way, but it's hard to understand why everything has to be so back-end instead of WYSIWYG.

    DNN is all WYSIWYG. If you can use WORD, or OpenOffice, you can use DNN.
     
    rumblepup, Jul 31, 2006 IP
  8. masm50

    masm50 Well-Known Member

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    #28
    For my bigger sites I use eZpublish (have done for years since version 2.2) and have found it great - but it does take a while to wrap your head around it.
    http://www.ez.no

    For simpler sites and clients I do websdesign for I use Etomite
    http://www.etomite.org

    For portals though, I would agree with the consensus and vote for Joomla.

    Tim
     
    masm50, Jul 31, 2006 IP
  9. pessi99

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    #29
    i just see one person using xoops. I love xoops. it is so simple and i particularly like the brilliant way it is built.

    thank you xoops and would invite you all to try it. you too will love it.
    xoops.org

    cheers
    prasad.
     
    pessi99, Aug 1, 2006 IP
  10. Dice

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    #30
    joomla all the way loads of templates and addons easy to use after the first day lol
     
    Dice, Aug 1, 2006 IP
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    #31
    Joomla is extremely flexible and extensible
     
    frankcow, Aug 1, 2006 IP
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    nvidura Well-Known Member

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    #32
    I use PHP nuke. i bet that is the best ever.
     
    nvidura, Aug 2, 2006 IP
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    #33
    I've used phpwebsite and don't recommend it.

    I've tried Wordpress as a CMS for small sites, but don't like the way it handles urls.

    I've started using pmwiki ( http://www.pmwiki.org/ ) for small sites. It's quick to set up. Allows multiple sites to be installed from one codebase and doesn't require an sql database, which is overkill for small sites.
     
    MagicBeanDip, Aug 2, 2006 IP
  14. haircorn

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    CMS Made simple for my php projects that need cms

    phpwebsite v1.0.0 RC2 for dirt simple websites that my grandma can update
     
    haircorn, Aug 2, 2006 IP
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    Ballz Well-Known Member

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    #35
    I used to use Joomla, found it too time consuming... and putting up content with images was a pain...

    Now I use CMS made Simple and Wordpress..

    Yep i think of wordpress as a CMS :D
     
    Ballz, Aug 2, 2006 IP
  16. JanetSystems

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    #36
    DotNetNuke for me lots of modules and I find skinning flexible. I am also starting to use Joomla and Wordpress as alternatives.

    Don't think I saw Mambo above. Has everyone migrated to Joomla?
     
    JanetSystems, Aug 3, 2006 IP
  17. vanessa

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    #37
    Thanks for the MODX recommendation -- I looked at this CMS a few months ago and forgot about it -- but it seems to have made lots of progress in just a few months.

    I'm going to download it and add it to my review of the best open source CMSs article I'm writing -- :)

    Thanks again
     
    vanessa, Aug 4, 2006 IP
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