We looked at a few CMS's, Mambo and the like. And we wanted something with clean code, flexible etc etc. Indeed the Framework is an ideal basis to build a CMS. And we have a fully functioning one which is scaleable etc etc. Its just the community that you don't get when you do it yourself. Do you know if there is any serious development of a Zend Framework CMS? Maybe we could contribute our work?
Rob Allen-3 wrote: > > Waigani wrote: > >> Problem is: a college just showed me mysource Matrix, which is the >> competition. Have I just wasted the past three months? It already does >> everything I'm developing, and if it does not, it can be extended / >> developed. It already has huge buy in from governments and education >> departments. > > There are thousands of CMS systems out there. Look at > http://www.opensourcecms.com/ for an initial list. Mysource Matrix is > just one in a crowded marketplace > > Most people end up writing their own CMS because they want it work "the > way they think". Other reasons are that they think that the current ones > aren't flexible in the manner they need them to be or impose constraints > where they don't want them. Other considerations are the quality of the > source code and the likelihood of future development (in the right > direction!) > > Zend Framework is an excellent base to write a CMS from though if you > want to build your own. > > Regards, > > Rob... > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend-CMS-Crisis-tf4433800s16154.html#a12649680 Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
