Igor Sutton Lopes wrote:
On 2007/03/14, at 17:13, Tom Smith wrote:
I've been trying to find a good Perl-based content manager. There are
a myriad of PHP ones available, complete with site design templates
and such (like phpWebSite and Joomla)--but Perl-based ones seem to be
pretty sparse.
I was really hoping to go Perl-based with the CMS, but if I can't...
I can't. I thought I'd check with this list and see if anyone can
point me in the direction of a good Perl CMS with features similar to
those found in the PHP world.
Thanks, in advance, for any suggestions.
The first thing is figure what kind of CMS system do you want. If you
want something like a Wiki, there are a lot of alternatives being
TWiki[1] the most famous of them. If it doesn't suits your needs, you
can check Bricolage[2] which is a very professional CMS written
entirely in Perl.
[1] http://www.twiki.org/
[2] http://www.bricolage.cc/
Thank for the reply...
I actually use Twiki internally, for our Corporate Intranet. I have
looked at Bricolage, but I don't think it suites my needs (though it
looks like an awesome piece of software).
The bottom line is that I'm not very proficient when it comes to web
site design--I guess I haven't developed those mental muscles yet... Or
something. I'd like to find a CMS that allows me to use templates
available from within that system, and also provides some basic
(dynamic) features like Polls.
