Content Management System

A Content Management System [CMS] is used as the name suggests, the content management of text, data and multimedia files. The original design of content management systems [CMS] is the administration of such content. Based on the input of content without programming knowledge to enjoy CMS applications growing in popularity, especially on the World Wide Web [WWW]. Meanwhile, the CMS content management systems have become complex and that the area continues to rise unabated. The popularity of CMS has now also held in private collection users.

The advantages of using a CMS are obvious:

Strict separation of design and content
Displaying and publishing content
Content input without programming knowledge
Maintenance of content
reusability of content
User Management
Expandable with additional modules

The development of modern content management systems is in the structure of relatively equal. They consist of a frontend and a backend. They have a user with administrative permissions. The image is displayed using templates. The expansion is provided by Extension and modules. A convenient configuration interface is also part of a modern CMS.

T3NET developed exclusively on open source content management systems.

TYPO3 is probably the most powerful and expandable system under the CMS. Application of classical website, corporate portal, content management system through to the intranet solution. Due to the large number of extension it can be adapted to specific applications and to expand ECMS.

Drupal demonstrates its advantages in particular in the use of communities, Web 2.0 applications. Even with mixed forms of classical CMS and community in extra-and intranets.