ROLE EVALUATION OF OPEN-SOURCE CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN WEBSITE
Vrij Kishore Mishra, Dr.Gitesh Kumar Gupta
Abstract
Vrij Kishore Mishra, Dr.Gitesh Kumar Gupta
Abstract
In the modern age of web 2.0 and 3.0, large number of websites are driven by CMS(Content Management System) which not only manage the text and multimedia content but also valuable information about a website structure and content. CMS is most important tool for Open-SourceSoftware. Open-SourceContent Management System is most popular tool evaluating website. This paper discusses more different important criteria to choose right Open-SourceContent Management System. Here four different Open-Source CMS evaluated are: 1. Word press 2. Joomla 3. Drupal and 4. Plone These CMS are very suitable for basic website which contains intermediate functionality. Whereas Drupal, and Plone are suitable for Complex Site Management and provides more multiuser platform.
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In the modern age of web 2.0 and 3.0, large number of websites are driven by CMS(Content Management System) which not only manage the text and multimedia content but also valuable information about a website structure and content. CMS is most important tool for Open-SourceSoftware. Open-SourceContent Management System is most popular tool evaluating website. This paper discusses more different important criteria to choose right Open-SourceContent Management System. Here four different Open-Source CMS evaluated are: 1. Word press 2. Joomla 3. Drupal and 4. Plone These CMS are very suitable for basic website which contains intermediate functionality. Whereas Drupal, and Plone are suitable for Complex Site Management and provides more multiuser platform.
Key concepts: Content management system, Open source, World Wide Web, Computer science, Management system, Content management, Multimedia, Engineering