To get a site up using the BIGACE CMS is simple and fast. And for those with advanced ambitions there are plenty of free addons. And there is an growing community at your side. We are trying to solve every issue. We know that beginner start with questions, so come in - and ask!
It’s very easy to add pages with content and addons wherever you want them to appear on the site. Design your website in whatever way or style you want. Or use one of the existing themes. Download BIGACE and start your website. Simple as never before!
A powerful, flexible Content Management solution that is easy to install, use and extend
Plone lets non-technical people create and maintain information using only a web browser. Perfect for web sites or intranets, Plone offers superior security without sacrificing extensibility or ease of use.
Elxis 2008.1 Nemesis, is the first mass upgrade of the 2008 Elxis generation. This version of Elxis CMS runs only under PHP 5.0 or newer, supports Oracle database, has an integrated blog component called eBlog (Elxis Blog), a new system for language handling and an upgraded SEO PRO for even better search engines friendly URLs. In this version you will also find other changes, fixes and additions although the most of the work we have done in this release is on core level. We encourage you to upgrade your Elxis 2008.0 installation to 2008.1 using the Elxis Updater.
Omeka is a free and open source collections based web-based publishing platform for scholars, librarians, archivists, museum professionals, educators, and cultural enthusiasts. Its “five-minute setup” makes launching an online exhibition as easy as launching a blog. Omeka is designed with non-IT specialists in mind, allowing users to focus on content and interpretation rather than programming. It brings Web 2.0 technologies and approaches to academic and cultural websites to foster user interaction and participation. It makes top-shelf design easy with a simple and flexible templating system. Its robust open-source developer and user communities underwrite Omeka’s stability and sustainability.
Until now, scholars and cultural heritage professionals looking to publish collections-based research and online exhibitions required either extensive technical skills or considerable funding for outside vendors. By making standards based, serious online publishing easy, Omeka puts the power and reach of the web in the hands of academics and cultural professionals themselves.
CruxCMS is a lightweight, easy to use website content management system (CMS)
It is written in PHP and uses the powerful MySQL database
Although lightweight, it has a large number of features and is ideal for both small, personal websites and larger corporate sites.
CruxCMS has been written with web designers in mind and as such is extremely easy to create designs for. It includes a selection of templates by default to get you started, but creating a new template is simply a matter of creating or editing one template file and inserting the appropriate ‘code snippets’ to insert the data. This website uses a custom template, but is the same CMS underneath
Best of all, CruxCMS is completely free, released under the GNU GPL License
Exponent is a website content management system (or CMS) that allows site owners to easily create and manage dynamic websites without necessarily directly coding web pages, or managing site navigation. Exponent is completely self-contained
Unlike other site management tools, no additional applications need to be downloaded by a user to permit them to use Exponent. Everything, from user management, to site configuration, to content editing (and content approval for large, multi-admin sites), is done within the system - simply. Exponent does what other CMS systems do - it allows anyone to create website pages, content on pages, and manage where these pages are placed on a website - but it does all this in a completely new way.
Easy-to-use at any skill level
Exponent uses an intuitive and flexible content editing system that allows website pages to be edited on the page as it is displayed - no more back-end administration, no more navigating endless administration pages to add a simple line of text - simply visit the page you need to edit as if you were a site visitor, and make the change.
Why designers love Exponent
Exponent CMS is modular, but flexible. Content Management can be mirrored through a site and edited in any instance or copy from any page that the content is placed on, or simply created as unique content. Multiple site themes and CSS stylesheets are easily integrated, and sub-themes (separate frameworks for content within a common appreance or theme) are possible with minimum fuss. A large range of different content modules can be activated via the admin interface with ease and used, other community-supported modules uploaded and installed automatically in a few moments, and external scripts can be incorporated with ease. Exponent’s framework also rewards developers who need to create their own custom solutions.
Exponent is Open Source
Exponent is created for the community, by the community. Exponent developers support the Exponent Project because they believe in not only the system as a new and radically different CMS offering, but also because they appreciate its underlying simplicity and common sense. But also, it’s free for download from this site.
From the reliable and solid core to its beautiful, responsive user interface, Enano has everything you expect from today’s content management framework. We decided to put only a basic set of features in to the core and leave the remainder up to the various plugins that are available. Some of the features in the core are:
* No-nonsense administration - Many CMSes organize their administration interfaces using drop-down menus or icons. Enano’s administration menu has less than 20 sections, and all of them are well-organized so you can quickly find what you’re looking for. * Forget hunting through the manual - Most options in the administration panel are fully explained right on the page. We believe this is a better way to explain a button’s function because you don’t have to search for the answer in the documentation. With Enano, help is always at your fingertips. * Set it up, fast - We think Enano’s installer is one of the smartest around. The Enano installation wizard is heavily optimized for easy keyboard navigation, fast verification of database options, and of course a reliable installation. * Full user management - The session manager in Enano is designed to provide a simple security model that is friendly to developers. * Add features easily - Since the first beta released in September 2006, Enano provides support for plugins that can add features or replace existing major subsystems. For the casual administrator, this means that you can change and enhance your site without modifying and patching Enano system files, making upgrades a snap. For developers, this means setting up plugins is as easy as writing a single PHP file and enabling the plugin in the administration panel. * Released early, released often - New versions of Enano are released regularly, so when bugs or security problems are found, fixes are available quickly. * Take feedback - Users can leave comments on articles using an extremely streamlined AJAX-based flat style discussion system. And you can include wiki-formatted text and smilies in comments. Visual confirmation powered by freeCap ensures that you don’t have to deal with spam. * Speaking of AJAX… - Most other Enano functionality uses AJAX too! Editing, renaming, restoring, and deleting pages are all possible using the on-page AJAX controls. For users with older browsers, most Enano functionality is also implemented using HTML forms, so users with legacy browsers can still use your site. * Fully skinnable - Enano supports templates and swappable CSS files, so you can design themes and include alternate layouts or color schemes. You can also embed PHP code into most templates, allowing custom logic and plugin-like functionality. * Search engines just love it - Using the easily configurable mod_rewrite support, you can have a heavily search engine-optimized site in seconds. Most Enano themes also follow the W3C’s recommendations on heading usage, so search engines know what content to display. * Protected against attacks - Enano’s security model acts as a blanket around sensitive functions. Heuristic analysis of SQL queries ensures that if an SQL injection vulnerability exists, it is much more difficult to exploit. Even with the heavy protection, Enano’s security never gets in your face. When further authentication is needed, you can authenticate using a beautiful AJAX-based login interface. * File upload support - In addition to storing articles, Enano supports uploading files. Images can even be embedded into pages and scaled to thumbnail size with ImageMagick and GD support. (GD support added in Enano 1.1) * Password-protected pages - You can require a password for individual pages to be viewed with this feature. * Wiki features, but only where you want them - While Enano is perfectly good as a wiki, sometimes you’ll want a core set of pages that don’t act like a wiki at all. Selective Wiki Mode allows you to enable or disable wiki features only on certain parts of your site. For even more flexible selection, try the page grouping system, which lets you build large groups of pages that share a common set of permissions. * We’re paranoid about security too - On a public WiFi network and scared of hackers stealing your login information? With Enano you don’t have to worry. When you log into an Enano-based site, your password and session key are encrypted with military-strength 192-bit AES. Enano 1.1 uses the Diffie-Hellman key exchange protocol to negotiate a key, strengthening the login process even more. * Fine grained access controls - Enano’s access control list system allows highly specific control over who has access to what parts of your site. User groups and page groups allow centralized administration of access settings, and smart precedence logic ensures that more specific rules are given higher priority. * It’s all about freedom - The biggest benefit of using Enano is the rights you get with it. We believe that everyone should have the legal right to download, use, modify, and distribute software. This is why we decided to release Enano under the GNU General Public License version 2. Enano will always be free to download and use, and we encourage you to create your own remix and share it with others.
AptitudeCMS is an application framework to help you quickly build full featured, robust, secure and scalable PHP applications. Out-of-the-box AptitudeCMS supports the foundation of a content management system. You may be asking yourself, “Does PHP really need another content management system?” While there are many good, open source, PHP-based content management systems none provide the proper mix of solid framework components and the need for PHP developers to strip framework components out to help an application scale. We recognize the “AptitudeCMS” brand may be new to you but the codebase has been in production use for over three years and only now have we formalized this work into an open source project. From here we look forward on collaborating with others to make incremental improvements to the foundation we’ve provided.
e107 is a content management system written in PHP and using the popular open source MySQL database system for content storage. It’s completely free, totally customisable and in constant development.
Daisy is a content management system that offers rich out-of-the-box functionality combined with solid foundations for extensibility and integration. Daisy consists of two main components:
* a stand-alone repository server accessible through HTTP/XML (using the ReST style of WebServices) and/or a high-level (remote) Java API, and * an extensive editing and publishing front-end web application running inside Apache Cocoon.
Due to its genericity and flexibility, Daisy can be used for many different purposes, but is ideally suited for information-rich, structured content and asset management applications. Even for advanced content management applications, Daisy can be used and configured without any Java-coding skills: Daisy offers a Javascript/Cocoon-based extension framework.
Daisy is licensed under the open source, business-friendly Apache License 2.0. Enjoy!
The Aqua Content Management Solution gives you the full control to easily add to and update your own web site whenever you need to. You don’t need to know how to code or spend hours studying manuals. With a small learning curve and a very basic understanding of HTML you will be managing your site like a seasoned web developer in no time at all.
With a powerful “publish anything anywhere” engine and e-commerce solutions the system is a must for web design companies. It takes the hassle out of the design process by allowing you to concentrate on the web design and not the web development. Aqua CMS vastly improves publishing times in any type of web site. (we have 37 satisfied agencies and over 270 web sites using it for 6 years now!).
Cyclone3 is extremely flexible open source framework designed for development of content management systems and custom applications developed for commercial purposes for almost 7 years history.
Cyclone3 Framework uses Perl as its main development language because of its high productivity. For data storage purposes it relies on MySQL. Cyclone3 XULadmin is the first open source content management system using the Mozilla Application Framework - and provides modern administration GUI powered by XUL, JavaScript, AJAX. It has the look and feel of desktop application but works as any other web page. It is truly a “Web 2.0″ technology. There is a demonstration video and some screenshots available.
Development strictly follows and uses many standards (DocBook, SOAP), but it also propagates new ones (OpenDocument, XUL, AJAX).
Cyclone3 Framework (server) is currently supported only at POSIX operating systems (GNU/Linux, *BSD, …), Cyclone3 XULadmin (client) runs on any operating system with Mozilla Firefox installed (Microsoft Windows, GNU/Linux, MacOS, …).
Cyclone3 coupled with some extensions and pluggable applications provides following solutions (not every feature is included in source):
* Content Management System/Framework (XHTML, WML, XUL) * Cyclone3 provides standard CMS features out of the box ready to be used right after standard installation. * Document Management System (DocBook, ISO OpenDocument, WebDAV) * Web Services (SOAP, XML-RPC) * Other Services (RSS, RDF) * Interactive Intra net Systems (Web, XUL) * Integration and coupling with third party information systems (ERP)
fuzzylime (cms) is the easiest way for you to run your site and keep it up-to-date. Once installed, you can update from any internet-connected PC in the world - you don’t even need to know HTML! It has tons of features so whatever you want from your site, chances are this script will be able to do it for you.
As featured in .net magazine, fuzzylime (cms) was known as PHP-Update from v1.0 to v2.7. During this time, the script was featured in two UK-based internet magazines - as the .net reader’s site of the month, and on the cover CD of Practical Web Projects. This magazine also featured an interview and a set-up guide for a basic installation of the script.
Among the features of the script are support for as many content pages as you want; blogs, which can have files attached to turn them into podcasts, or video clips easily embedded; multiple templates, as well as the ability to easily create your own look; guestbooks, galleries, mailing lists and polls. You can have as many users allowed to update your site as you wish; can offer up RSS feeds so users can subscribe to parts of your site; and the site even automatically maintains a WAP version so people can view your pages on the move via their phones. Give it a try today!
Welcome to ocPortal - the web content management system (software for building and maintaining a dynamic website) that keeps you behind the wheel. ocPortal’s powerful feature-set means there’s always a way to accomplish your vision.
Not only does it have all the features you’d expect: for instance galleries, news, file downloads and community forums/chats, but it does so whilst meeting the highest accessibility and professional standards. It is also smart enough to go beyond page management, to automatically handle search engine optimisation, and provide aggressive hack attack prevention.
With ocPortal, you get much more than just a Content Management System.
