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Search Home : Computers : Software : Internet : Site Management : Content Management : Open Source
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- Open source CMS list: List of open source content management and application server systems maintained by Karl Dubost. Includes interesting sections or email, IRC and other systems.
- APC ActionApps: Collaborative web publishing tools for not-for-profits organisations. General information and developer center. Links to support network. No direct end-user support. (PHP, MySQL)
- Adaptive Website Framework (AWF): Creates dynamic personalized Web sites with community functions, database powered content management and includes advanced features like exporting to static HTML, caching, and URL rewriting. Site provides download, community support and programmers information.
- Aegir CMS: Tool built on PHP and Midgard. Includes documentation, user support and forums, development information and news.
- Apache Lenya: Java based open source content management and publishing system designed to handle XML material. Lenya is part of the Apache Cocoon project from the Apache Software Foundation and is based on open standards such as XML and XSLT.
- Ariadne: A full-featured Web application server and content management system with a rich user interface.
- Back-End CMS: Multi-lingual PHP/MySQL CMS which features include in-line editing, articles, links, galleries and document uploads. Integrates with phpSlash.
- Brevier: Extendable and versatile Java report generator for static pages. Documentation and download.
- Bricolage: Perl based CMS system, using HTML::Mason. POD online documentation, screenshots, bugs database and link to Sourceforge project pages.
- CASM: Offline content management tool. Enables developers to separate the content from display properties, therefore eliminating unwanted redundancy of the site source. Site offers documentation, examples and site source.
- CMSimple: Content is stored in a single HTML-file. CMS is less than 50 KB. Integrated WYSIWYG online editor (both IE and Mozilla). Open source.
- Callisto CMS: XML/XSL content management system allowing WYSIWYG editing of content. Does not need a back-end database.
- Campsite: Unicode based multilingual system for news publications. A project of the Center for Advanced Media-Prague (CAMP). Documentation, demo and support (free and commercial).
- Cofax: A Web-based text and multimedia publication system designed to simplify the presentation of newspapers on the Web and to expedite real-time Web publication.
- Contentor: An easy-to-learn system designed to meet the needs of small non-profit organizations. Product presentation, news, demo and help.
- D++CMS: A module based web content management framework (PHP).
- DEV web management system: Content management system for web portals. Download and modules.
- E-Xoops: Professional module, theme and hack support site, for e-biz oriented Xoops site administrators.
- Fastcm: A simple tool to help small websites management. Provides news, downloads, mailing-list and online documentation.
- Ferret CMS: Provides a simple Content Management System for creating small to medium-sized websites.
- FreeWPS: PHP-based content management system, using an SQL backend for storing of content/site settings and HTML templates for page layout.
- GooCMS: The Domain Group Network's website management tools: GooCMS, GooMB and GooSE. On-line boards for discussion, suggestions and support.
- InfoGlue: An advanced, scalable, and robust content management platform written in 100% Java. Key features includes multi-language support, reuse between sites, integration capabilities, metadata tagging, and WYSIWYG editing in IE.
- Jetbox One: A CMS framework with workflow support that integrates mailing list, site stats, search engine, user registration and document management from other open-source packages.
- Josephine: J2EE CMS plus discussion forums, polls, newsletters, file storage available under LGPL.
- METAjour: PHP/MySQL object oriented framework content management system. GUI and advanced template system partially based on Smarty.
- MMBase: Object-oriented Web publishing system based on Java which use does not require programming skills. Site features information about the software, the latest stable release, and a developers section.
- Magnolia: Java based and J2EE compliant CMS implementing JCR (JSR-170), with browser interface, API, and custom tag library for templating in JSP and Servlets. Developed by Obinary.
- Mambo server: System description, daily blogs, news and FAQ. Link to Sourceforge project.
- Mason CM: Content management system. (Perl) [OS Independent]
- Midgard: A content management framework used by open source and commercial applications alike. News, references, applications, support and developer resources.
- Naber, Daniel: Creates a structured list of your local html files - you may want to call the result a sitemap. It's written in Perl and freely available under the GPL.
- Netautor Professional: A development environment for database backed Web applications.
- Open Source Content Management (OSCOM): International not-for-profit organisation dedicated to open source Content Management. Conferences, blog and mailing lists.
- OpenCMS: A system based on java technology providing WYSIWYG editor, workflow engine and administration, all in a Web interface and multiplatform environment.
- PROPS: Publishing system designed for newspapers and magazines(GPL).
- Planet Of The Penguins (POTP): Lightweight system for PHP/MySQL with port to ASP/SQLServer also available. Gateway to Sourceforge project pages and author's site.
- Plone: Content Management Framework (CMF) that runs on top of Zope. Can be used as an intranet server, a document publishing system or a groupware tool for collaboration between separately located entities.
- Qixite: Windows and Linux desktop application for generation and maintenance of static Web sites. Uses XSL for templates and UTF-8 coded pages allow multilingual output.
- Rodin: Is an entire content management system squeezed into 5 files totaling 6k. Published open source and easy to use.
- Shaman Project: Content management tool, primarily designed for distance learning. It is free and open source (BSD license) and relies on free products like Jakarta Slide and Cocoon.
- SiteC: Content management system running on SWI Prolog (alpha). Uses a compilation approach rather than interactive modifications. Includes automatic indices and site maps.
- TT Web Site Manager: Free general purpose database driven Web site management system. Support resources, forum and discussion of "Doleware".
- TYPO3: High-end open source content management system with a host of features. Written in PHP/MySQL. Large and active community, extensive documentation and support resources.
- WebGUI: Full featured CMS and application framework system with modular design. Commercial services available.
- WebGUI: An enterprise-grade, modular, pluggable, and platform independent system, licensed under the GPL.
- WebMake: Simple content management tool based around a templating system for HTML documents with an emphasis on page generation.
- XooPS: Web application platform used for building dynamic Web sites. Community and support resources.
- Z Object Publishing Environment - Zope: Object-Oriented application server and CMS platform used for building dynamic web systems. Developer `resource` center with community portal, documentation, news and links.
- cmsInfo: Internet community of users and developers of content management systems. Dedicated to provide news and information of the open source weblog niche.
- eNdonesia Portal: Open source portal scripts.
- eNvolution: Allows management and publication of information from a simple Web browser. Support, development, news and community resources. Multilingual site.
- eZ publish: An open source content management system and development framework, with dual professional license. Advanced workflow system, content versioning, multilanguage possibilities, collaboration, e-commerce functionality, content class system, role based access control, discussion forums.
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