CMS, stands for content management system, is an application that makes content authoring and deploying easy. It allow multiple user to manage, deploy, edit, content on the base of their role.
CMS is based on the content. The content can be anything which is used to display data into application. For example, in a website, content can be text, menus, images, banner, block, etc which are used to display the site to end user. The content can be as per the requirement of the application. For example, a sports site contains different content rather than movie's web site. CMS is used for storing, managing, publishing, deploying of all type of content.
Using CMS, a person who does not have the knowledge of web developing, can work on the site. Basically, in cms the developer and content writer work differently. The developer develop the application and content writer modify, publish, edit the content of the application. Thus, the developer and content write work on the same application without interfering each other's work.
There are number of CMS available:
CMS in PHP
- Joomla
- Drupal
- Wordperss
- PHP-fusion
- PHP-Nuke
- Mambo
CMS in java
- Dspace
- Fedora
- dotcms
- japs
CMS in .net
- dotnetnuke
- umbraco
- mojoportal
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