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CMS = Content Management System web dev making tech On this page: making web with a cms drupal joomla wordpress video tibetan cms sites addSo what is a "CMS", exactly?It's just a program. You install it on your website, and then it has forms and tools to build your website. The "content" (articles and pages) of the site is saved by the CMS into a database. What's the big deal about it?The good side of a CMS program is that it makes it very easy for non-techie people to make web pages. They don't have to know html, keep track of directories etc. They don't even have to know how a website works at all. And ... ?On the other side, you need an administrator, who has to learn the CMS program, databases, etc. — which is more complicated than learning PhotoShop or Word! (Here is more on the pros and cons of using a CMS.) We get sold on cms like Joomla because everybody carries on about how "easy" they are. Yes they are "easy" for the normal person to add content to the site. That is because a cms is a big program, like PhotoShop or DreamWeaver. It is only "easy" because there is some skilled person, taking lots of time and work, on the back-end building of the cms. A good, complete cms site should have at least 2 months lead time for an experienced person to create. This is not counting deciding on the contents and design of the site, making the page design itself, etc.! The popular CMS programs these days are WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. See all cms files, or selected files below: Making web with content management systems (CMS)
Building a website in Drupal
Building a website in Joomla
Building a website in WordPress
Building a video sharing website
Who is using a CMS for their website?Most of these were built by Tibetans here in Dharamshala.
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