Open Source CMS Listing

[pronelgraine]

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http://www.opensourcecms.com

Site was created with one goal in mind.
To give you the opportunity to "try out" some of the best php/mysql based free and open source software systems in the world. You are welcome to be the administrator of any site here, allowing you to decide which system best suits your needs.

Try also submit your CMS.

[pronelgraine]

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http://www.opensourcecms.com/index.p...sk=view&id=401

[poldopunk]

i've tried PhPNuke, Mambo and CPGNuke

[pronelgraine]

wow thats great try also post your site using Open Source CMS

Under development and planning to integrate with mambo: http://203.167.85.126/phisl-old/profile.php

[webdreamer]

i've tried PhPNuke, Mambo and CPGNuke

you're missing the power of Drupal. go on download it and try!

[gloryhunter]

i've tried PhPNuke, Mambo and CPGNuke

you're missing the power of Drupal. go on download it and try!

what makes drupal powerfull? do you mean 'you're missing the simplicity of drupal'?

[poldopunk]

well, i've been testing a lot of open source cms locally, and i personally think that mambo is the best..its my opinion though

[webdreamer]

i've tried PhPNuke, Mambo and CPGNuke

you're missing the power of Drupal. go on download it and try!

what makes drupal powerfull? do you mean 'you're missing the simplicity of drupal'?

Read the following:
How does drupal compare to Mambo?
Drupal Vs Mambo
Using Democracy in Action Tools with CivicSpace (a flavor of Drupal) vs. Mambo
Implementing a Pattern Library in the Real World: A Yahoo! Case Study (Why Yahoo! chose drupal for their intranet)

As for my personal experience, i fell in love at first sight (or site) with mambo (i met drupal at about the same time but didn't love it the first time). i played with it and planned to make a website using Mambo. As i was making the site and looking for more components and modules, i eventually grew sick and tired of its unclean code and APIs (the only thing i liked was the use of XML). components are buggy, most templates are not XHTML/CSS compliant, and core functionality is so limited (you need a lot of hacks for that). i went back to drupal and played with it then i eventually got excited working with drupal! eventually, i'm planning to use it on a site. and i got what i need (clean URLS, better user management, XHTML/CSS compliance, powerful and clean, not buggy modules, etc). I'm very happy moving over!

I don't know with you but it's my opinion.

[agoroy]

kung pwede lang suwat na lang mo ug inyo .. aron di mo mamroblema anang patch patch ... the more open your program .. the more it is welcome to crackers.

ok ra gamit anang opensource cms kung abtik ka mo patch or kung ang nakakita sa flaw ang white hat hackers ..saon na lang kung malditong bogoy.... kaubo

[pronelgraine]

hahaha sakto gyud ka bai agoroy sometimes try also modify the security and the database structure kay dilikado kaayo.