Web design and technology classes, self study and seminars in progress:
Content Management System (CMS)
What's a content management system?
A content management system is software that allows people to submit content to a website without requiring technical knowledge of HTML or the uploading of files. People can collaboratively create, edit, review, index, search, publish and archive al content in a website. The CMS can keep track of every piece of content on a website, much like a library keeps track of books and stores them. Content can be simple text, photos, music, video, documents, etc.
FatWire Content Server Enterprise-level CMS; automates the entire process of managing web content, including authoring, site design, content publishing and deployment, content targeting, web content analytics, and user participation.
Contribute a CMS editor designed to integrate with Dreamweaver software, originally from Macromedia in 2002. Contribute Developer Center
WordPress a blog publishing application and CMS first released in May 2003
Joomla a 2005 open source CMS application, spun off from 'Mambo', a proprietary application originally launched in 2000. Introductory training: Joomlatutorials.com
Umbraco a CMS that's one of the few open-source CMSs targeted for the .NET server platform
Drupal a free and open source CMS written in PHP
Expression Engine written in object-oriented PHP and using MySQL for storing data
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