Recommendations for CMS

[Justin Dugger]

I use b2evolution for my own blog (dugger.notsoevil.net). It does an
okay job and even has a web interface to change the php scripts. I
haven't updated it in a while, mostly because I'm not yet comfortable
with the server (it's a friend's account and I get limited access).
Anyways, there's also plugins apparently, for things like more
calendars, etc. And of course, it's open source.  Back when I was
trying them all out, I came across a nice table describing several of
CMS tools and their features.

http://www.asymptomatic.net/blogbreakdown.htm

Sadly, it appears to be somewhat out of date. But it's a great
starting point if you're investingating. Perhaps you could make your
own chart reflecting today's progress.

Justin Dugger 

On 6/21/05, Jason Clinton <me at jasonclinton.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday 21 June 2005 12:39, Jack wrote:
> > I'm thinking of adding a CMS to my server. Anyone use
> > any and which would you recommend. Or should not use a
> > CMS? Pros? Cons? I'd like a CMS that would allow my to
> > hand tweak, or one that doesn't do wierd stuff with
> > the files. I'd like something that uses php.
> >
> > Also, looking for a simple easy to use calendering
> > system.
> >
> > I could roll all this myself, but why re-invent if
> > there is something useful.
> 
> http://wordpress.org/
> 
> Admittedly, though, I'm currently in the process of writing my own in Rails.
> 
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