Content Management SystemsA content management system, or CMS, is a software application that runs on a web server and allows for easy administration of a website's content. The core of these systems generally handle user authentication, article/page generation, and a menu system to allow for easy navigation throughout the site. While these are the 'core' features of just about any CMS, each one has their own specific out-of-the-box capabilities as well as unique methods to extend the featureset to match the unique needs of any site that uses them.
Joomla - Open Source, PHP, DownloadJoomla is a very flexible Content Management System which is widely considered to be the 'moderate' choice for most applications. Very much like Goldie Locks, it's not as complex as Drupal but it's more flexible in many ways to WordPress. Joomla can satisfy the needs of a wide variety of websites, but it does have it's pitfalls which, depending on your needs, may preclude it from being your CMS of choice.
Drupal - Open Source, PHP, Download
Wordpress - Open Source, PHP, DownloadRead more about Wordpress here.
Mambo - Open Source, PHP, Download
Currently, CMS Market does not have categories setup for the following content management systems. If you are interested in submitting extensions or templates for these (or any) CMS, please contact us at the Support link at the bottom of every page.
LightCMD - Open Source, PHP, HostedRead more about LightCMS here.
Pligg - Open Source, PHP, Download
Alfresco - Open Source, JDK, DownloadRead more about Alfresco here. MODX - Open Source, PHP, Download
Plone - Open Source, Python, Download
MovableTypeRead more about MovableType here.
AccelSite CMSRead more about AccelSite CMS here.
Silver StripeRead more about Silver Stripe here.
DotNetNukeRead more about DotNetNuke here.
Umbraco
Concrete5Read more about Concrete5 here.
ExpressionEngineRead more about ExpressionEngine here.
KonductorRead more about Konductor here.
Magento
Dolphin
Ray CMS
vTiger CRMRead more about vTiger CRM here.
Xoops
Additional resources:
|
