[Actionchix] Choice of CMS
Clytie Siddall
clytie at riverland.net.au
Fri Mar 17 14:07:22 EST 2006
I've sent off to the admin of my main Drupal user site, the original
points quoted below. I've asked him to comment on them, if he has
time. I know this site:
BBEdit Gems: http://bbeditgems.com/
which I use, and to which I contribute almost daily, is extremely
easy to use, and he said at the time, very easy to set up. I know he
did look around a lot, and compare various CMS, and thus choose Drupal.
My husband did this again recently, for a very different purpose, and
again, concluded that Drupal was the best option in his opinion. (Not
much gets past him: I know; I do my best to keep him on his toes :D ).
Hopefully Jonathon (my BBEdit Gems admin.) will have time to supply
some comparative info.
On 15/03/2006, at 8:55 PM, Mary wrote:
> 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.
from Clytie (vi-VN, Vietnamese free-software translation team / nhóm
Việt hóa phần mềm tự do)
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/vi-VN
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