Certainly, Mambo and Joomla CMSs are so easy to customize.
Modules and Components can be easily built and thanks to the
recently incorporated OOP capabilities in PHP, these CMSs are becoming
powerful and easy tools. I don't know how to customize drupal an
other CMS included in Fantastico (nice word, ah!, Fantástico ) but it
must be so simple too,
finally all of them are made in PHP.
Would be nice if somebody develops a CMS in Python or in Ruby.
¿Why not, why not?. Sure they already exist.
ACV.
James Steiner wrote:
I use hosting matters (www.hostingmatters.com) for turtlezero.com and
others (e.g. www.peephaiku.com)
They offer "fantastico" for easy install of an assortment of
opensource cms and other apps,, plus you could install others at will.
Has all the usual stuff: php, perl, mysql, etc..
I find their support staff to be very responsive and have had no
problems with them in the 3 or so years I've used them.
Also:, inexpensive.
~~James
On 2/17/08, Owen Densmore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We're looking into which Hosting service to use, and what web Content
Management System to use for our new Santa Fe Complex. Several of us
have used HostGo and a variety of blog/cms software that they support.
But we may be outgrowing HostGo for The Complex.
Does anyone have suggestions and/or experiences?
One system I'm particularly interested in is Joyent (who bought
TextDrive), which has built a really interesting system on Ruby on
Rails + Open Solaris. They clearly have their heart in the right
place (support open source, make their own code open source, and even
give away free accounts), but I'm not yet sure if they'd fall down in
some areas we'll need.
-- Owen
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