[Actionchix] Choice of CMS

Gloria strangest at comcast.net
Thu Mar 16 02:52:32 EST 2006


I have one question.
If you do end up with Plone, what is your template language of choice?
Thanks,
Gloria

>This is the discussion I'd really like to get over fairly fast. At the
>moment, the loose consensus view is Plone, primarily because the
>current site is already on Zope and our current admins have some
>Zope expertise.
>
>Here's the requirements:
> - ability to maintain current site (check www.linuxchix.org) structure
>   and content
> - ability for multiple users to login and edit pages
> - ability to have a front page newsfeed with RSS or Atom feeds
> - good support for our designers: ability to apply a skin across the
>   entire site
> - mature codebase
>
>Here's some things that are nearly essential:
> - ability to retain current URLs
>
>Here's some things that would be good:
> - automatic (or somewhat automatic) index/sidebar generation
> - calendar of upcoming events
> - ability to manage multiple sites (on different domains) with one
>   backend/auth system -- chapters might like this
> - ability to either backend into a version control system or maintain
>   revision history itself
> - ability for people to use their own editor on their own machines and
>   then send/upload/save pages onto the site
>
>So, are there any standout alternatives to Plone for this? Here's what
>we need to know in your response:
>
> 1. What language is it written in?
> 2. Which of the above features does it have?
> 3. Have you used it?
> 4. Have you used anything else? How does it compare?
>
>Please respond by Sunday March 19. I'll almost certainly take the
>candidates to Dancer Vesperman who is our sysadmin to discuss the final
>choice.
>
>-Mary
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