Mac's CMS
Posted: Fri Feb 19, 2010 8:12 pm
Hi All,
As you may or may not know I have been working on building a PHP5+ MVC Framework and CMS for a while now. The project can be found on sourceforge at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/macs-framework/ and the site for the cms can be found at: http://macs-framework.sourceforge.net/
After building My MVC Framework ( Mac's MVC Framework ) I decided on building a Flat File AJAX Driven CMS Solution ( Mac's CMS ) which is implemented as a plugin into the framework which forces me to implement the MVC pattern for the CMS as well.
So what I have ended up with is a Hybrid between a CMS and a MVC Framework.
Below are the features of the CMS:
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As you may or may not know I have been working on building a PHP5+ MVC Framework and CMS for a while now. The project can be found on sourceforge at: http://sourceforge.net/projects/macs-framework/ and the site for the cms can be found at: http://macs-framework.sourceforge.net/
After building My MVC Framework ( Mac's MVC Framework ) I decided on building a Flat File AJAX Driven CMS Solution ( Mac's CMS ) which is implemented as a plugin into the framework which forces me to implement the MVC pattern for the CMS as well.
So what I have ended up with is a Hybrid between a CMS and a MVC Framework.
Below are the features of the CMS:
- Flat File CMS - Based on Sqlite and XML
- Built In Blog. You can specify whether you want to turn on moderation or not as well.
- Built in Multi-Language support
- Built in User Manager section
- Built In Roles Manager section
- Ability to create child pages and reorder them
- Built In XSS ( Cross site scripting ) filter
- Ability to switch between installed templates
- Built In SEO: Ability to change the Page Title, Meta Description, Meta Keywords etc.
- Built In SEF ( Search Engine Friendly URLs )
- Snippet support.
- Template Variable support.
- No Configuration needed.
- Complete portability of content.
- Fully AJAX Driven
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