[thelist] CMS Recommendations for IIS Server

[Sam Hunting]

If your mind is made up, so be it.

But for a LAMP CMS, to my mind, there is only one
choice: Drupal.

The learning curve is not shallow. But the community
is huge, and extremely supportive, and the software is
extremely dynamic -- constantly improving.


--- Kimberley Rivero <kimberley.rivero at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi All - I'm looking for a low-cost to
> free/opensource CMS for a
> charity I'm working with.  They have someone who has
> donated hosting
> on a Windows/IIS server running SQL and ASP.NET.
> 
> I've checked the CMS Matrix and have been studying
> DotNetNuke, which
> looks promising.  Does anyone here have direct
> experience with
> DotNetNuke?
> 
> Thoughts and recommendations would be very much
> appreciated.
> 
> Thanks, Kim
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