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what's a good CMS script thats free?
I'm looking for a content management script that's free. Doesn't need to have a ton of features. Just simple and good.
Any recommendations would be highly appreciated :thumbsup |
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thanks I need as many as possible to go through.
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joomla.org - lots of features
http://www.opensourcecms.com/index.php - reference site ( i think, just googled for it but didn't go over it ) |
more please
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haven't had time yet to check them out :) |
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Free webcam cms in sig.
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any issues with it? also I am confused by the download page here: http://developer.joomla.org/sf/go/pr...frs.joomla_1_0 which one to download? |
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Download this one: rel4424 1.0.11 |
http://www.cmsmatrix.org/ see them all
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As the old saying goes: "you get what you pay for"
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joomla , xoops , typo3 are used by big corporations on thousands of sites and they're WAY better than some expensive so called "cms" scripts |
I have used three full-featured open source CMSes on quite a few sites: PHP Nuke, Joomla, and Drupal.
Avoid PHP Nuke like the plague. It was my first experience with a CMS and a good learning experience, but it's basically run by teenage gamers. Drupal is great. Very grassroots and easy to get under the hood. Extremely powerful themeing system. Lots of GPL'd modules and bridges with other software. Joomla is also great. Slicker than Drupal, but can be a little more confusing... but you'll be able to do more without having to touch code. More commercial (as in not free) components than Drupal though, especially for the more complex ones. Way more templates available. |
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yuo said light weight. Joomla mambo etc are not at all light weight
If you dont care, i recommend Drupal |
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Joomla is just wonderful i have tried it and it works great very stable and lots of features to add if you want.
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Another vote for joomla here. I've made a few sites for clients with it and they all love it. :2 cents:
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you get what you don't pay for
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or was it vice versa ?
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I have at least 6 joomla sites and once you get your head around it, it is very easy to work with.
It can be as lightweight as you like or as large as you like. The amount of extensions...mostly free are awesome. Lyn |
I am not sure if its free but checkout Mambo
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If you're still looking - http://www.opensourcecms.com/index.php But, Joomla beats the rest for quantity and quality of extensions/plugins |
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Im looking for some one to work on a drupal site for me. please email me if you are interested |
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Mambo/Joomla is the shit!
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Some good ones.
I might try a few out. |
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Mambo and joomla are essentially the same, the dev. forked a little while ago, but it seems joomla got most of the developers.
They're ok, but the problem is - the bigger you go, the more limited to their way of doing things you are. I run a few mambo and joomla installs. They're ok - but they really give me the heebie jeebies |
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What gives you the heebie jeebies about it? |
the only cms you need to know is joomla
it can be as small and as big as you like |
But are these cms systems not more for txt based sites with a few pics here and there... I mean they are not exactly pic/movie cms systems right?
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You're wrong. Joomla is fork from mambo. Quote:
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