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On PHP I quite like Concrete5. It's reasonably clean, and while I've only used it on small sites there are a bunch of people using it as their main CMS for dece
by EnderMB 11y ago
On PHP I quite like Concrete5. It's reasonably clean, and while I've only used it on small sites there are a bunch of people using it as their main CMS for decent sized sites.
The CMS I use the most is Umbraco. It's an open-source ASP.NET CMS that I've used on a varied range of sites, from small to very large. It has its flaws, like most of these types of tools, but I recommend downloading it, and giving it a quick test.
- blueatlas 11y agoI'll second the Concrete5 recommendation. It's MVC under the covers, a common sense architecture, highly customizable, an exceptional UI for content editors, and a good community. For content editors, we do a one hour boot camp and that is sufficient to bring anyone non-technical up to speed.
- creshal 11y agoI love concrete5, we get lots of business from frustrated users willing to switch to anything and everything else. :-)