7 open source projects tagged cms

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Enano cms - Edit like a wiki, present like a CMS

Enano has everything you expect from today's content management framework. It implements the concept of a wiki into the concept of a traditional CMS. It has well-organized administration interface. Most other Enano functionality uses AJAX. Editing, renaming, restoring, and deleting pages are all possible using the on-page AJAX controls. It has fine grained user control, Search engine support, Wiki features support, plug-in support and lot more.

Conference Organizing Distribution builts Conference and Event sites

COD is the Conference Organizing Distribution, used for building conference and event sites online. COD is built on Drupal. It helps to sell tickets or event registration, Full e-commerce is included.

Plone

Plone lets non-technical people create and maintain information using only a web browser. Perfect for web sites or intranets, Plone offers superior security without sacrificing extensibility or ease of use.

Geeklog - The Secure CMS

Geeklog manages dynamic web content. "Out of the box", it is a blog engine, or a CMS with support for comments, trackbacks, multiple syndication formats, spam protection, and all the other vital features of such a system. Geeklog was originally developed for the Security Geeks web site.

ImpressCMS - Content Management System

ImpressCMS is a community developed Content Management System, developed in PHP and MySQL. With this tool, maintaining the content of a website becomes as easy as writing a document!

Dokeos - Online E-Learning Made Easy

Dokeos 2.0 brings the web 2.0 experience to your elearning and collaboration platform with a true social platform and a lot of drag and drop interactions. We experienced that teachers, trainers, students and trainees tend to use only a few features in classical learning management systems.