What’s a CMS and  Why You Should Care Why You Should Care Bob Morse Morse Media http://morsemedia.net
What’s the Agenda? Basic Concepts What’s Out There - Which One? Drupal
CMS = Content Management System
Old Way Lots of Static HTML Pages
New Way Dynamic Content Web Services Write Once/Publish Everywhere Get Rid of Webmaster
How? Separate Content from Presentation (CSS) Content in Database Web Applications (Open Source)
Why Open Source? Free As In Beer Constant Development Portability
Holy Crap! Plone Drupal WordPress Joomla Typepad MoveableType Alfresco Concrete5 Umbraco Django Moodle Magnolia Silverstripe ModX OpenCMS
The Smackdown What’s the ultimate CMS? How do I choose?
Who Are You?
Process Feature Set  Usability Support Host Environment
Resources OpenSourceCMS: http://opensourcecms.com CMS Matrix:  http://www.cmsmatrix.org / CMSwire:  http://cmswire.com Twitter:  http://twitter.com # Google
The Popular 3 WordPress (Blog that can be a CMS) Joomla (CMS) Drupal (Web Application Framework w/CMS)
All systems require installation which means downloading a package, uploading to a server account using an FTP program, creating a database, following some steps which includes entering database access information,  sometimes setting some file permissions, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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WordPress
 
Joomla
 
Drupal
 
 
 
Other Strengths of Drupal Granular Permissions System Open Architecture (hooks,  APIs) Designed for Community Sites Content Types and Views Openness to the Web
 
 
Who Uses Drupal? Tim Berners-Lee (the father of the web which just celebrated its 20th birthday) Recovery.gov The Onion Amnesty International Arcata Chamber of Commerce
More? Universal Music Fast Company Mother Jones Popular Science Wiyot Tribe
More More? Jennifer Lopez Lifetime Television PBS Britney Spears Eureka Chamber of Commerce (soon)
The Future Huge improvements with each release Usability (without sacrificing flexibility) Higher level core templates/designs Even more power in core
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What's A CMS?

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    What’s a CMSand Why You Should Care Why You Should Care Bob Morse Morse Media http://morsemedia.net
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    What’s the Agenda?Basic Concepts What’s Out There - Which One? Drupal
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    CMS = ContentManagement System
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    Old Way Lotsof Static HTML Pages
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    New Way DynamicContent Web Services Write Once/Publish Everywhere Get Rid of Webmaster
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    How? Separate Contentfrom Presentation (CSS) Content in Database Web Applications (Open Source)
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    Why Open Source?Free As In Beer Constant Development Portability
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    Holy Crap! PloneDrupal WordPress Joomla Typepad MoveableType Alfresco Concrete5 Umbraco Django Moodle Magnolia Silverstripe ModX OpenCMS
  • 9.
    The Smackdown What’sthe ultimate CMS? How do I choose?
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    Process Feature Set Usability Support Host Environment
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    Resources OpenSourceCMS: http://opensourcecms.comCMS Matrix: http://www.cmsmatrix.org / CMSwire: http://cmswire.com Twitter: http://twitter.com # Google
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    The Popular 3WordPress (Blog that can be a CMS) Joomla (CMS) Drupal (Web Application Framework w/CMS)
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    All systems requireinstallation which means downloading a package, uploading to a server account using an FTP program, creating a database, following some steps which includes entering database access information, sometimes setting some file permissions, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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    Other Strengths ofDrupal Granular Permissions System Open Architecture (hooks, APIs) Designed for Community Sites Content Types and Views Openness to the Web
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    Who Uses Drupal?Tim Berners-Lee (the father of the web which just celebrated its 20th birthday) Recovery.gov The Onion Amnesty International Arcata Chamber of Commerce
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    More? Universal MusicFast Company Mother Jones Popular Science Wiyot Tribe
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    More More? JenniferLopez Lifetime Television PBS Britney Spears Eureka Chamber of Commerce (soon)
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    The Future Hugeimprovements with each release Usability (without sacrificing flexibility) Higher level core templates/designs Even more power in core
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