Content Management systems

The latest Wordpress is pretty nice; apparently there's even an e-commerce plugin... Follow the 5-step setup, it's brilliant...

No one's a fan of contribute??? I haven't had to use a CMS so I have no opinion either way but I figured since this was an adobe forum that someone would recommend it....

No one's a fan of contribute??? I haven't had to use a CMS so I have no opinion either way but I figured since this was an adobe forum that someone would recommend it....

The problems with Contribute are you have to install it on the client's
computer, you have to pay for it, it is actually quite limited compared to
Wordpress or even a Joomla "out of the box" site, which again, is free... I
bought it just to check it out; I hope to convince someone to take it off my
hands eventually...

The problems with Contribute are you have to install it on the client's
computer, you have to pay for it, it is actually quite limited compared to
Wordpress or even a Joomla "out of the box" site, which again, is free... I
bought it just to check it out; I hope to convince someone to take it off my
hands eventually...

Paevo Kelley wrote:

The problems with Contribute are you have to install it on the client's
computer, you have to pay for it, it is actually quite limited compared to
Wordpress or even a Joomla "out of the box" site, which again, is free... I
bought it just to check it out; I hope to convince someone to take it off my
hands eventually...

also check this one out:

http://webtrans1.com/sitelander/

I built it.
It's not a CMS pluggin for already built sites, but a tool to build customizable, manageable web
sites from scratch.
It is simple yet versatile, and very user-friendly. Not totally free though.

--
seb (@webtrans1.com)

high-end web design: http://webtrans1.com

an all-in-one website-builder + CMS:
http://webtrans1.com/sitelander/

music: http://myspace.com/popmodelberlin

Paevo Kelley wrote:

The problems with Contribute are you have to install it on the client's
computer, you have to pay for it, it is actually quite limited compared to
Wordpress or even a Joomla "out of the box" site, which again, is free... I
bought it just to check it out; I hope to convince someone to take it off my
hands eventually...

also check this one out:

http://webtrans1.com/sitelander/

I built it.
It's not a CMS pluggin for already built sites, but a tool to build customizable, manageable web
sites from scratch.
It is simple yet versatile, and very user-friendly. Not totally free though.

--
seb (@webtrans1.com)

high-end web design: http://webtrans1.com

an all-in-one website-builder + CMS:
http://webtrans1.com/sitelander/

music: http://myspace.com/popmodelberlin