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important CMS to be useful
September 9th, 2009
hi, today i m going to write about CMS(content management system). hersi the list of some useful CMS
1. Drupal:
Drupal gets the top nod because of its ease of use, vast number of modules, great user, developer, and support community.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: core CMS, Views, CCK, Organic Groups, & huge library of contributed modules.
Disadvantages: complex, needs more top quality themes, frequent security upgrades.
Outlook: Huge potential to continue growth and expansion on this platform over time.
Website: http://www.drupal.org/
2. WordPress:
WordPress is a simple and elegant CMS, perfect for single user blogs, with a large number of themes and modules available online.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Easiest CMS to use, customize, and extend.
Disadvantages: Lacks many of the social networking functions, ecommerce, forums, wikis, etc. used on more expansive sites.
Outlook: Best for personal publishing, huge user community, will continue to be the preferred choice of bloggers for years.
Website: http://www.wordpress.org/
3. Joomla:
Joomla has one of the largest user communities of any CMS, everything you need and more to develop social networks, ecommerce, & archive sites.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Professional standards, internationalization, customization.
Disadvantages: too many commercial products for Open Source development, difficult to learn.
Outlook: Strong challenger for the top CMS spot, commercialization of extensions should continue to provide many income opportunities for 3rd party developers.
Website: http://www.joomla.org/
4. Media Wiki:
Media Wiki invented a whole new way of working on the web, and is a CMS for collective authoring of documents, used to power the one of the largest and most popular sites on the internet, Wikipedia.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: If you need a wiki, it is the best.
Disadvantages: Does not include many other functions / extensions of other CMS platforms, doesn’t theme well, most sites look the same.
Outlook: Follows the model to success of doing one thing extremely well, has the support of the Wikipedia Foundation, very popular authoring model.
Website: http://www.mediawiki.org/
5. Liferay:
Liferay is a popular new CMS that is great for building portals, and offers a professional look and feel that sets it apart from the other platforms.
License: MIT
Programming Language: Java, PHP, Ruby
Main advantages: collaboration, calendars, internationalization, design.
Disadvantages: More closely tied to a commercial outlook / corporate structure than most Open Source projects.
Outlook: Not as well known or implemented as some of the other CMS platforms, but nice design & features to set your sites apart from the crowd.
Website: http://www.liferay.com/
6. TYPO3:
One of the most complex and professional CMS platforms out of the box, TYPO3 is popular for business websites, especially with European companies.
License: GNU
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: design, extensions, customizations, flexibility, professionalism.
Disadvantages: too difficult to learn for most, too many proprietary conventions.
Outlook: Strong CMS for web development, sure to continue with a core of specialized developers and corporate clients, but loosing support and market share to other platforms.
Website: http://www.typo3.com/
7. Moodle:
Moodle is one of the most unique CMS platforms on this list, designed specifically for Course Management and Education, and used for online learning platforms.
License: GNU
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Huge user and development community, online education, no real competitors or similar products, extremely powerful.
Disadvantages: not really applicable for most web design purposes.
Outlook: Look for this “Modular Object-Oriented Dynamic Learning Environment” to continue to be the standard online operating system for education and spawn many interesting mashups with other CMS platforms as well as many more modules & extensions.
Website: http://www.moodle.org/
8. Dolphin:
Boonex Dolphin is popular among web designers who want the latest in social networking, with an industry standard look and all of the features of the popular online communities out of the box.
License: Creative Commons
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Plug-n-Play user community with all the bells & whistles.
Disadvantages: not really Open Source, must pay to remove ads, requires specific hosting requirements, difficult to install, buggy.
Outlook: Look for Dolphin to continue to be a popular choice for social networking, though its “cookie cutter” design runs the risk of becoming stale with too many sites implementing the same design.
Website: http://www.boonex.com/products/dolphin/
9. Pligg:
Pligg is a Digg clone that provides social bookmarking functionality for websites, allowing users to post links, vote them up or down, and leave comments.
License: GPL
Programming Language: PHP
Main advantages: Best for Social Bookmarking, can be themed and extended to build top quality sites like Mixx, Redditt, Del.icio.us, etc.
Disadvantages: difficult to install, mod rewrite problems, poor support on community boards, questionable Open Source future.
Outlook: With the 1.0 release of Pligg upcoming within a couple of months, look for a big surge of use back to this platform but watch out for increased commercialization.
Website: http://www.pligg.com/
10. Movable Type:
Movable Type is the main challenger to WordPress for a personal blog platform, and supports multiple users, Themes, and Tags.
License: GNU
Programming Language: Perl
Main advantages: Blogs
Disadvantages: Too closely tied to commercial products and services compared to most Open Source communities, Perl.
Outlook: Look for MT to fall off the list as other of the blogging platforms below increase in popularity, but sustain development as PR for the company’s commercial offerings.
Website: http://movabletype.org/
i hope you like this details content originaly by http://webdevnews.net/2008/09/the-top-10-open-source-content-management-systems/
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kiran vadariya
Tags: CMS, content management system, useful cms
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Joomla! Resources Directory Launched
July 30th, 2009
In response to overwhelming interest and requests from the Joomla community, the Joomla Project is pleased to announce the Joomla Resource Directory goes online today at resources.joomla.org. If you’re a Joomla user, there’s no easier way to find developers, service providers, and other valuable resources.
“We think this will be a great way to connect end-users and service providers in the Joomla Community,” said Wendy Robinson of the JRD Team.”Most small businesses can’t afford to advertise on the Joomla.org sites and this will provide them wide exposure. With close to a million visitors and 14 million page views a month, the JED has proven that there is wide interest in products related to Joomla.”
The JRD builds on the success of the JED—the most popular place to find Joomla Extensions. Both are powered by the Mosets Tree 2.1 directory extension, a GPL extension that also powers the Joomla Site Showcase.
If you’re a service provider, listing in the Resource Directory is free of charge (premium listings will be offered in the future for a fee). This includes consultants, template designers, tutorial sites, and just about any other Joomla service. Users can post reviews of these services and share their experiences with the community.
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Creative Uses for PHP
May 6th, 2009
If you’re a familier with the word ‘PHP’ then here is some useful creative uses for it.
E-Commerce
E-commerce is one of the major uses for PHP. From a small business level to an enterprise level, businesses are always looking to create additional streams of revenue online. If you know how to integrate existing e-commerce solutions or build your own from scratch, this gives you a distinct advantage with your clients.
Beginners
Advanced Coders
· CakePHP.
Graphical User Interface
If PHP is your favorite programming language, then you can use some of these PHP extensions to get you started creating GUI applications.
- PHP GTK – This extension is a popular open source that implements the GIMP toolkit
- ZZEE PHP GUI – A paid solution that allows you to turn your PHP scripts into Windows applications
Image Processing and Generation
Using the GD library with PHP, you can do more than just output HTML to the browser! You can output images in different file types including jpeg, png, and gif. This feature of PHP is useful because it allows you to create thumbnail pictures, add watermarks, resize and crop images, and even create a photo gallery!
Mailing Lists
You can write your own script to send e-mail newsletters to your client, or use a ready-made script. The PHP online documentation explains PHP mailing functions in more detail. There are also scripts you can download and install on your website:
Developing Facebook Applications
You can integrate Facebook with your website using PHP. If you have developed Facebook applications using another language or you would like to get started with PHP, the Facebook developer’s wiki can help you to get started.
Create Graphs and Charts
Do you need visual representations of numbers on your site? PHP can create graphs and charts too! Using Image_Graph, you can create up to fourteen different types of charts including pie charts, bar graphs,.
Generating PDF Files
The PDF format is Adobe’s proprietary file type for document exchange. Using a library called PDFLib, you can generate PDF files with PHP. This library is already included with PHP5; to access it, you need to uncomment the appropriate lines in your PHP configuration file. An example of why creating PDF files might come in useful is, if you were building an online invoicing application and you wanted to output an HTML-generated invoice in PDF format.
Parsing XML Files
PHP allows you to parse XML files. Parsing XML is an important feature of PHP 5 because not all browsers can output the contents of an XML file; so you can create a parser in PHP to facilitate this process. Using XML is important for RSS feeds, and also for data storage and rendering data on different devices – for example, cell phones use an implementation of XML called WML (Wireless Markup Language). Working with XML files in PHP is similar to handling the opening, closing, and reading of a file.
Content Management Systems
One of the most popular uses of PHP is creating or using Content Management System. A good CMS allows your clients to update their website and add content without any in-depth knowledge of HTML and CSS. You can use one of the widely available free or commercial solutions listed below:
Create Dynamic Website Templates
Using PHP, you can make it easier to add pages and elements to your websites dynamically. You begin by creating the HTML page and splitting it into the header, main content, and footer sections. Add the .php extension to your subsequent pages and use server-side Includes for the header and footer for each new page. You can also have dynamic sidebars and top navigation sections. As a matter of fact, the more “templated” your site is, the easier it is to update the content.
Building an Online Community
You can build your own PHP-driven online community, or choose from widely available scripts that you can implement into your website. Some popular ones include:
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like to watch top 10 joomla extentions
April 30th, 2009
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hiren
Tags: all videos, extentions, jomla, top10
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Different type of Open source license
April 24th, 2009
OSI approved licenses
Licenses that are popular and widely used or with strong communities (9)
- Apache Software License 2.0
- New and Simplified BSD Licenses.
- GNU General Public License (GPL)
- GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)
- MIT License
- Mozilla Public License (MPL) 1.1
- Common Development and Distribution License
- Common Public License 1.0
- Eclipse Public License
Special purpose licenses
Other/Miscellaneous licenses
- Adaptive Public License (APL)
- Artistic License
- Open Software License
- Q Public License (QPL)
- zlib-libpng license
Licenses that are redundant with more popular licenses
- Academic Free License
- Attribution Assurance Licenses
- Eiffel Forum License 2
- Fair License
- Historical Permission Notice and Disclaimer
- Lucent Public License 1.02
- Open Sourced License [3]
- University of Illinois/NCSA Open Source License
- X.Net License
Non-reusable licenses (25)
- Apple Public Source License
- Computer Associates Trusted Open Source License
- CUA Office Public License
- Entessa Public License
- EU DataGrid Software License
- Frameworx License
- IBM Public License
- Motosoto License
- Naumen Public License
- NetHack General Public License
- Nokia Open Source License
- OCLC Research Public License 2.0
- PHP License
- Python License (CNRI Python License)
- Python Software Foundation License
- RealNetworks Public Source License
- Reciprocal Public License
- Ricoh Source Code Public License
- Sleepycat License
- Sun Public License (SPL)
- Sybase Open Watcom Public License
- Vovida Software License v. 1.0
- W3C License
- wxWindows Library License
- Zope Public License
Superseded licenses (5)
- Apache Software License 1.1
- Artistic License 1.0
- Eiffel Forum License 1
- Lucent Public License Plan9
- Mozilla Public License (MPL) 1.0
Licenses that have been voluntarily retired
- MITRE Collaborative Virtual Workspace License (CVW License)
- Intel Open Source License
- Jabber Open Source License
- Sun Industry Standards Source License (SISSL)
Not categorized
- Affero General Public License
- Boost Software License (BSL1.0)
- Common Public Attribution License
- GNU General Public License 3.0
- GNU Library or “Lesser” General Public License version 3.0 (LGPLv3)
- ISC License
- Microsoft Public License (Ms-PL)
- Microsoft Reciprocal License (Ms-RL)
- MirOS License
- Non-Profit Open Software License 3.0
- NTP License
- Reciprocal Public License 1.5 (RPL1.5)
- Simple Public License 2.0
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kiran vadariya
Tags: GFL, GPL, lience, open source
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Gujarati Language for Joomla! :)
April 23rd, 2009
hello all,
Enjoy !!
now you can translate your joomla project in gujarati language in one click.
for this you have to install joomal language pack .
But you for this one you have to installed joomla 1.5.10 or newer version of this . so check first of all your joomla project. it is absolutly free under GPL.
click here to download joomla gujarati language package
after download you can install language from admin side of your project .
after instalation active language from admin side and enjoy gujarati translation of your project
i hope you have enjoyed this one.
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kiran vadariya
Tags: gujarati, joomla, language, translation
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