I was reading email at the WD L list today and working a reply in a discussion about mailing lists, when I came across this link posted for Mezzoblue Mezzoblue Wanted: CMS. January 9, 2004, post and replies. There are quite a few great replies on the topic.
Some places to look for more about CMS:
Open Source Content Management System List (perl, php, python, m4, java, etc) Blog API by Karl Dubost.
XML Database Products: Content Management Systems by Ronald Bourret
Tools: Content Management A large list at Intranet Journal. [mostly commercial]
cmsInfo an internet community of users and developers of Content Management Systems. Contains information, news, reviews on a wide array of open source and commercial apps.
Content Management Design For those interested in creating a CMS, an overview of this process. This book is about designing and coding Content Management Systems from scratch. It covers revisioning, permissions, workflow, and templates, and by the time you've reached the end, you should be able to write your own enterprise-strength CMS from the ground up, or at least have a better appreciation of the issues involved. By David V Rodriguez [2003]
CMS Watch an independent source of information, analysis, and reports about web content management solutions.
Related:
CMS Feature List information presented in a table format.
CMS Features List - another site with some quick access info and reviews by selecting systems to compare[about 70 in the listing].
How to Evaluate a CMS by James Robertson [January 2002]
The *Content Management Systems* Parallel Sessions. [September 2000] A workshop and the notes about Content Management Systems, and Web Applications. What, how, why, etc.
OSCOM: Open Source Content Management OSCOM is an international, not-for-profit organization dedicated to Open Source Content Management. News, Conferences, Selecting a CMS, CMS matrix, blog, etc. Dedicated to bringing together a community and network for open source Content Management Solutions.
The following 3 resources are connected or related.
CMSML - A Markup Language for (Describing) Content Management Systems Several resources, references, and CMS links offered.
The Gilbane Report: The Classification & Evaluation of Content Management Systems(PDF format, 32 pages) [Vol 11 No. 2, published March 2003]
CMS Review: Features, Resources, Downloads, and Demos
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