eZ Publish is an Open Source Content Management System chosen by thousands of enterprises and organizations world wide. It helps you build corporate websites, intranets, webshops and media portals. eZ Publish is 100% Open Source, available either as a free download or as an enterprise solution “eZ Publish Premium” with support, guarantees and maintenance.
Spitfire is the new star in the sky of the open source Content Management Systems (cms).
This system has a completely different approach than all other available systems on the free market. With Spitfire you take your changes directly in the Website and not as customary in a separate system.
It captivates by its simple operation, easy systems’ managebility and extreme flexibility. With Spitfire changing your Website goes to you so easily from the hand, as if you would have never made something else.
For whom is Spitfire
Everyone who would like to unfold full in Web programming or design is here correctly waived.
In addition all those who want to keep their Website up to date without getting a knot in the brain, and those who can convince their web master to use this system.
Spitfire is just as suitable for completely small Sites as also for large, extensive and complex Websites. With Spitfire the excuse that a desired Website functionality is not possible does not count any more.
TYPO3 is a free Open Source content management system for enterprise purposes on the web and in intranets. It offers full flexibility and extendability while featuring an accomplished set of ready-made interfaces, functions and modules.
LoveCMS is a very simple content managment system written in PHP and using MySQL database. Its main goal is to be simple and effective. You can extend your basic installation with modules and change the way your site looks with themes.
LoveCMS is licensed under BSD license, so you can use and modify it for free.
b2evolution is a powerful blog tool you can install on your own website.
It includes all the features of traditional blog tools, and extends them with evolved features such as file & photo management, advanced skinning, multiple blogs support as well as detailed user permissions… Not to mention third party plug-ins!
Plus, it’s free, open-source (GPL), it runs on virtually any webserver featuring PHP+MySQL and it’s available in many languages!
SPIP is a publishing system for the Internet in which great importance is attached to collaborative working, to multilingual environments, and to simplicity of use for web authors. It is free software, distributed under the GNU/GPL licence. This means that it can be used for any Internet site, whether personal or institutional, non-profit or commercial.
SPIP is developed (programmed, documented, translated, etc.) and used by a community in which there is an open invitation to participate. To do so, make contact through one of the various websites, mailing lists and meetings which exist.
SPIP was born in 2001 at the initiative of “minirézo” a community defending freedom of expression on the Internet (see article on uZine). Nowadays SPIP is used by tens of thousands of widely different sites.
When it comes to publishing on the internet, beginners and experts alike are met with a bothersome paradox: word processors and graphics applications allow anyone to do a pretty good job of managing text and images on a personal computer, but to make these available to the worldwide web – a seemingly similar environment of documents and destinations – ease of use vanishes behind sudden requirements for multilingual programming skills, proficiency in computer-based graphic design, and, ultimately, the patience of a saint.
Those who soldier on anyway may find themselves further held back by the web’s purported inflexibility with written language, with its reluctance to cope with all but the plainest of text, or by the unpredictable results brought about by using “WYSIWYG“ web editors.
Textpattern is a web application designed to help overcome these and other hurdles to publishing online, and to simplify the production of well-structured, standards-compliant web pages.
DragonflyCMS is a powerful, feature-rich, Open Source content management system which was based on PHP-Nuke 6.5 in the early “CPG-Nuke CMS” days. Subsequent development of DragonflyCMS has paid close attention to security, efficiency and reliability. The release of Dragonfly marked yet another exciting milestone in our history.
phpwcms is an Open Source web content management system released under the GNU General Public License. You can use it for free. phpwcms is optimized for fast and easy setup and works on any standard web server platform that supports PHP/MySQL and was tested successfully on Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista, Mac OS X and LINUX. phpwcms is perfect for professional, public and private users. It is very easy to learn and gives you the flexibility to separate layout and content. Lots of powerful but simple implemented features assists publishers and web developers too.
Poor Man’s CMS (Poormans) is a very basic CMS running as a swt application and generating static html pages.
The word ’poor’ in Poor Man’s CMS stands for:
* Be ’poor’ on functionality. * You don’t need any dynamic webspace. Because you can use a cheap static webspace, it’s for a poor man.
The idea of Poormans was conceived some years ago. At this time, I was relaunching my website. Writing pure HTML took my attention away from writing content. I wouldn’t need any kind of editorial workflow, but the possibility to write content at an easy way and finally to export it to static HTML pages, which can be uploaded to a (static) web-space. I was searching for a CMS doing this stuff. But I couldn’t find one. (If there is one all the same, please let me know!)
As a result of being unemployed from october ‘04 to september ‘08, I thought: ’Man, write your own one!’ So I did!
Poormans is mainly an educational project for myself. I wanted to learn how to create a MVC servlet environment from scratch. In the meantime Poormans has grown up to a smart SWT application based on the spring framework.
My basic principle was: ’Keep it simple!’ And I think, I have created a small and clearly arranged mini application framework.
Radiant is a no-fluff, open source content management system designed for small teams.
Radiant features:
* An elegant user interface * Flexible templating with layouts, snippets, page parts, and a custom tagging language * A first-class extension/plugin system * Simple user management and permissions
CMS Made Simple is an open source (GPL) package, built using PHP that provides website developers with a simple, easy to use utility to allow building small-ish (dozens to hundreds of pages), semi-static websites. Typically our tool is used for corporate websites, or the website promoting a team or organization, etc. This is where we shine. There are other content management packages that specialize in building portals, or blogs, or article based content, etc. CMS Made Simple can do much of this, but it is not our area of focus.
CMS Made Simple provides a mechanism for the website administrator to create and manage “pages”, their layout, and their content. CMS Made simple is unobtrusive…. You can create a table based layout, or a fully validating XHTML/CSS layout.
CMS Made Simple makes managing the navigation in your website a breeze… you can re-organize your pages any way you want, and navigations are automatically created from your page hierarchy. This tool makes creating numerous different navigations with the entire page hierarchy, or a subset of it “simple”.
CMS Made Simple separates layout code from content code, so that editors can manage content without having to know much about how websites work, so that layouts can be easily edited and take effect on numerous pages, and can be easily shared. With CMS Made Simple you design once, and easily use that same design over and over again. Smarty (a php based templating engine) is used to provide most of the caching, templating, and logic capabilities. This basic building block also provides the ability for website administrators to virtually eliminate any duplication of code or content.
The Core package provides the ability to manage news articles, search functionality a contact form, a WYSIWYG editor (for your customers or editors) and numerous other built in functions. Additionally, there are hundreds of third party add-on tools that are quickly and easily installable to allow building websites with many different capabilities.
CMS Made Simple is built in PHP, and allows you to integrate many existing PHP scripts or PHP snippets into your website… Though you definately don’t need indepth knowledge of PHP to use CMS Made Simple.
Puzzle Apps CMS is a web site content management tool. It can save a lot of time for programmers or designers. This is more the CMS, it is development platform for web applications. His smart database structure gives him ability to take any kind of information. The flexibility of XSLT used for template engine is amazing! You can do anything you need!
Currently this CMS supports MySql, SQLite, PostgreSQL and MSSQL databases.
bloofoxCMS is a free open source content management system (CMS). bloofoxCMS is a small and easy to use CMS. It enables you to manage websites and intranet sites on a very simple way. It is slim but also flexible.
You may use and download it free of charge without any limitations.
SAPID is a tool for site creation and management. SAPID is distinguished through the comfortable Ajax-based site structure management interface and high flexibility of design, content and functionality integration. SAPID does not need DB (file-flat CMS). SAPID is inline CMS. It means that site documents are editable in a way “what you see is what you get” a document in delivery phase looks the same as in administrative phase.
SAPID uses XML standard for structure and content data storing. XML Sapiens (www.xmlsapiens.org) is used as a user interface and functionality markup language. Data can be designed by means of HTML/XHTML, CSS, XSL or others. Site documents have friendly URLs
