Re: file-based CMS

Is it possible to see some code? (there are no files in sourceforge) El Jue 19 Dic 2002 18:16, Rundlett, Greg escribió: > For some time, I've been developing a GPL'd, file-based, XML-capable, CMS, > with a GUI content editor, that does not depend on any database, although > certain modules may, like a bookmarker module. I'm about ready to release > the first beta to the public. It is intended to share some principles of > wikiwiki, but it will eventually be much more than a wiki, actually a wiki > would be just one module. It is also intended to be like other CMS systems > such as Post-Nuke that allow for plugable functional modules. In fact, a > main goal is to provide unlimited plugin capability with other > independently developed projects. I am not sure if this is realistic, > since I haven't attempted writing any integration code yet, but I'm > interested in including Gallery, Bookmarker, FUDForums, PHPDocumentor, > PHPOpenTracker and other functional modules. > > It is by no means complete in terms of the number of features that I want > to develop, yet it does have a great many features. I do not want to > continue to develop this alone, so I am looking for other people interested > in a file-based CMS. I'm wondering if anyone on this list is familiar with > any other good file-based CMS systems. I could only find > http://www.php-update.co.uk/. > > I'm also interested to hear your experience with CMS in general. Am I > doomed to try integration with 3rd party modules? Am I doomed to try a > file-based, XML content approach? > > I'm interested in releasing (with a PHP-compatible license) any of my code > that might be suitable to PEAR, so I hope that some of you will get to know > me. > > Thanks for your comments, > > freephile (Greg Rundlett) > greg@freephile.com > > ps. I call the system BlueMantis, and it runs my current site. > www.freephile.com