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Content Management Systems For Web Sites

By , About.com Guide   November 20, 2005

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Setting up web sites has been an effective way for groups and organizations to publish information to the world. A click on a link is typically all it takes for somebody to access that information. Maintaining that information however is not quite as simple, especially if more than one person provides content and makes updates to the web site. Therefore, various tools, called content management systems, have been developed to simplify this process. In particular web based content management tools provide a convenient and effective way for groups of people to collaboratively work on a web site, even if they are spread out geographically all over the globe. One such content management system is Joomla!, a popular open source project. The software can be downloaded und used free of charge. It is implemented in PHP and MySQL and includes many useful features such as blogs, forums, searching, calendars and polling. It uses advanced technology for performance enhancements and security.
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November 10, 2006 at 5:38 am
(1) akeem :

I had been involved with joomla for quite sometime. It really astonished me to really feel the power of content management system. It is really a very good system to begin with. In no time you are able to become a webmaster yourself. Being able to manage a website has never been this much easier. You could also get the feel of the available features (components and modules) at the following website:
http://www.joomlaportaldemo.com

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