For those who want to go their own way in the blogosphere and ignore the big guns of WordPress, Blogger.com, Movable Type or any number of other options, we take a look at BlogEngine.Net. This fella is an open source, server-based software package that aims to simplify the increasingly sophisticated world of online scribbling.
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BlogEngine.NET, An Open Source Blogging Platform
Products in the simple CMS
Fuzzle CMS is an attempt by a group of Russian developers to bring Flash-based sites with CMS functionality to the masses.
In the latest 2.6 release, the Fuzzle CMS
For its 3.0 release, Krabi & Mask — the folks behind Zimplit CMS (news, site), have refined the fully rebrandable, commercial version of their CMS to target web hosting resellers looking to add a simple web site creation tool.
Zimplit 3.0 install includes demos, documentation and a selection of templates — all rebrandable. Zimplit’s site-edit toolbar can be customized as well to suit the color scheme and editing needs of the reseller and their target market.
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Zimplit CMS 3.0 Eases Reseller Implementation Woes
Only a month after Injader released v2.3.2 of its web content management system, it has upgraded by almost a full point with release v2.4. This latest release comes with a couple of major improvements and assorted changes to the earlier version.
Originally created in 2005, under the name Majestic, to upgrade websites that were being coded by hand, the self professed goal of Injader is to create a system that enables everyone to build their own website.
Currently available for download at SourceForge, it dispenses with what its creator Ben Barden describes as ‘flashy’ technologies and offers sites that are not only easy to use for the owner, but for their public as well.
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Injader Releases Version 2.4 of Simple Web CMS
