Content management framework
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A content management framework is an application programming interface for creating a customized content management system.
Some such systems are:
| Name | Technologies | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Apache Cocoon | Java | http://cocoon.apache.org/ |
| AxKit | Perl | |
| CherryPy | Python | |
| Colony | XML, XSLT, ASP, SQL2K | http://www.thinkcolony.com/ |
| Drupal | PHP | http://drupal.org/ |
| eZ publish | PHP and MySQL | |
| Ekklesia 360 | PHP and MySQL | http://www.ekklesia360.com/ |
| Jakarta Slide | Java | |
| Joomla | PHP | |
| Mambo | PHP and MySQL | |
| Midgard (also in a "Lite" edition) | PHP and MySQL | |
| MODx CMS and Application Framework | PHP 4.1.x-5 and MySQL 3.2x-5 | http://modxcms.com/ |
| Monk CMS | PHP and MySQL | http://www.monkcms.com/ |
| OpenACS | AOLserver and PostgreSQL or Oracle | |
| Plone | Python | |
| RIFE | Java | |
| Seagull | PHP 4/5, works with MySQL, Oracle or PostgreSQL | http://seagull.phpkitchen.com |
| Slither | ||
| TYPO3 | PHP and MySQL | Official site, Developer portal |
| Xaraya | PHP | |
| Xoops | PHP and MySQL |
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