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| CMS Inquiry | | | | Good day CyberGameZone and to the community.
We are reaching out to all the members regarding a CMS replacement perhaps.
If you are not aware, this site and many others hosted by the CyberGameZone business uses a CMS called e107.
In the last 1-2 yrs- it appears the community is slowing down. And as stated, "appears". e107 has been used since about 2002. And we love e107. But in order to continue with new features and such an activate community needs an active or an attractive site.
We ask from you to post your comment here about some open source CMS's you may think would work for CyberGameZone.
For all the newer folks folks reading this...
What exactly is a CMS?
CMS is a multifunctional application. It is capable to create a powerful portal website in a matter of minutes and it has wide supporting community. The CMS portals offer intuitive administration and dispose of detailed tutorials. CMS consists of a content management application which enables the management and modification of content without advanced webmaster knowledge, and a content delivery application, that uses new information to update the website.
e107 for a long time had been listed in the top 2-5.
Unfortunately that has slipped after doing some googling and finding the average of this-
#1
Joomla! 1.0 is an award-winning CMS. It is suitable for creating personal and business websites. To your Joomla CMS you can add many extra modules and components which will enhance the value of your website and will enrich your visitors' experience.
#2
Joomla! 1.5 is the new and improved version of the award-winning CMS. It provides refined and simplified menus and improved site and media management.
#3
Mambo is among the most powerful and commonly used Content Management Systems ever. With its help you can create simple as well as more complex corporate website. It provides a lot of wonderful functionalities, it has easy to manage control panel and is user-friendly
Ironic that the top 3 are for the most part from the same roots. *wink
#4
With Drupal you can easily build many different types of web pages - from simple web blogs to large online communities. Drupal's design is not as fancy as those of Mambo or Joomla!, but it is very easy to customize, has built-in search tool and search-engine friendly URL's as an extra module, discussion capabilities and news aggregator.
#5
phpNuke is another powerful Open Source portal application. It can be used as a weblog or as a CMS. The webmaster can add a lot of new features and customize the appearance of the website. PHPNuke is suitable for game clan and guild sites. Each user can post articles and comments.
CyberGameZone has been originally on phpNuke and looks possibly the best solution for CyberGameZone.com if it were to move.
Ugh- the database migration.
#6
PostNuke is both a weblog and a content management system. It also serves community-based web projects with its built-in discussion features. PostNuke is designed to offer more open development environment. It is very powerful and works in high-volume environments with ease.
#7
TYPO3 is suitable for enterprise websites and for intranets. There is a flexible basic Typo3 installation that can be extended through extra ready-made modules and interfaces. The design of TYPO3 is template-based and the webmaster can create own templates using the configuration language TypoScript.
#8
Stay at e107
With e107 the webmaster can create easy and quick business (intranet) or community websites. There is a powerful forums system as a built-in application and a high performance file-based caching in e107 CMS. It is released under the GNU General Public Licence.
Feel free to comment here on the news. And please vote on the poll to the right. Thank you.
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