In recent posts, we’ve talked only about design, but what would a nice layout be without the right engine under the hood? Take a look at these famous CMS. Some you’ll recognize immediately, some you might not (but should soon), and hidden among the rest is my own personal favorite. Take a gander, and at the end let us all know which one is yours!
Drupal (Php)
Joomla (Php)
WordPress (Yes….as a normal CMS)
ExpressionEngine (Php)
Alfresco (developed using Java)
Magnolia (developed using Java)
Ellington CMS (Django)
eZ Publish (Php)
Light CMS
TypeRoom
CushyCMS
Reflect
SilverStripe (Php + Sapphire framework)
Frog CMS (is a PHP version of Radiant CMS)
Gelato CMS (Ajax + Php)
Radiant Cms (Built with Ruby on Rails)
Shopify
Magento (Php)
Symphony (XML/XSL)
Graffiti CMS (.NET)
TYPOlight (Php5)
Sava CMS (built with Coldfusion)
Ekklesia 360 (for churches)
dotCMS (Java)
Solucija (only one php file….)
CMS Made Simple (Php)
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Missing ezPublish in Enterprise section…. http://ez.no
You are definitely right, I added it to the list…Thx
You’re missing Nuxeo in the ECM category (www.nuxeo.com).
@John: yeah but i did a selection of the most famous and used.
I’ll consider Nuxeo for another post about CMS.
Ciao,
F.
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Sorry but Frog CMS is PHP
You forgot Textpattern
Hi Shawn, no i didn’t forgot it…this is a “personal” selection of my favorites but probably i’ll write a new post whit other famous CMS like TextPattern, Mambo and Movable Type…maybe with a technical comparison….
Ciao,
F.
Ok, didn’t realize the personal spin on the list.
I couldn’t agree with you more…after doing so much research into what my clients wanted, CMSMS was the answer and my favorite too !
What about Typo3 in enterprise section?
Voted!
Iam famailiar with Drupal, WP, CMSMS, but ill try TYPOlight it looks nice.
Cheers
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Very useful information. Thanks for this. You got a great blog .I will be interested in more similar topics.I’m very interested in CMS and all its related subjects.