suggestions: CMS & blog & gallery engine

[Chris Friedt]

Good call ;-) 

I just set up word press too, it's working pretty well. It would be
kindof interesting to see how well it integrates with other CMS as well.


I've also seen something called 'nucleus' which looks pretty well
designed too.

~/Chris


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>>> jamon.camisso-H217xnMUJC0sA/PxXw9srA at public.gmane.org 9/19/05 11:08:07 am >>>
Leigh Honeywell wrote:
> To my mind, Plone and Drupal are kinda overkill for a blog.  I like
> WordPress: http://wordpress.org/ 
> 
> It's hailed as the replacement to Movable Type.  And it's really
> simple and snazzy.
> 
> -Leigh

Yep. Worpress was my choice for www.jamonation.com. The number and 
variety of plugins and themes is what got me interested. I've not
looked 
into other options since I started -- whether that is because it does 
anything I need or because I amnot aware of any technical restrictions

(because of my lackof knowledge) I do not know.

Regardless, if you have the space and free database, install your two 
top choices and try using them both for a week. See which you like 
better. I started with Moveable Type and Wordpress. Not sure why I
ruled 
out the others.

Jamon Camisso
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