[thelist] opinions on CMS solutions

Jeff Howden jeff at jeffhowden.com
Tue Apr 26 16:12:03 CDT 2005


Jan,

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> From: Jan Brasna
> 
> > My point, which you seem to have lost, was that it's
> > not necessary to use something other than the
> > application-server you're already familiar with/have
> > available/invested in/etc.
> 
> I'd agree, however I was once trying to find a good OS
> content and community management software for ASP.NET,
> but was unable to find a good one, so this was just my
> $0.02 to CMS on ASP platform, nothing more.
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First you say ASP.NET, then you say ASP.  The former only makes up a small
percentage of the total offerings available and is far exceeded by the
latter.  Further, there are lots of good solutions available for non.NET
ASP.

We're straying from the original point you made though, which was, "learn
PHP because there's lots of stuff out there in PHP", which is schoolyard
silly.

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> > I've seen numerous projects that would require
> > investments in excess of $20k
> 
> That's sure too. But I think the specs posted by Mike
> Pouncy do not fall under this case.
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Agreed, regardless of OSS or custom.  In fact, with a project like he
described, I bet the overall costs wouldn't be very far apart at all.

Jeff
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