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By webdesignireland
via blog.webdistortion.com
Published: May 19 2008 / 05:07
At the center of most (if not all) web development projects is the old chestnut we call content management systems. Choosing a CMS for your website, or indeed for your enterprise is no easy task - in Europe alone, you have around 500 systems to choose from. The following showcases the best of the best..Amongst others.
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jcblitz replied ago:
I have experience with a few of those systems and don't think "reviewed" is a fair term. I found 45+ minutes install time to be way too much, assuming you have the underlying technologies already installed. Specifically Radiant CMS, creating a new site takes no more than 2 minutes. There wasn't even mention of the Radiant CMS extension system, which in my opinion where the real power is. The Frog CMS documentation is also fairly weak, especially the extensions section, but does show potential. That too only took a few minutes to get up and running.
This seemed more like an overview than a review.
Motion Control replied ago:
A CMS is supposed to be used for several years. Install time is irrelevant for the evaluation of a CMS.
jcblitz replied ago:
I don't disagree, I'm just saying this isn't really a review, it's more of an overview. There was greater mention of install time (which I agree is irrelevant in the long term but varied from my experience with a few products) than functional features, like the extensions on radiant/frog
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