Episode 46: CMS Showdown Part 1

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Managing content can be a daunting task, but luckily there are great content management systems out there to help you do it.

Webapps

• 01:04 – Freemypdf.com – Remove PDF printing and other restrictions
• 03:33 – List of Mnemonics

Topics

• 05:56 – CMSs
  • The Big Three
    • WordPress
      • By far the most used CMS
        • 202 Million websites worldwide
        • Extremely large plugin database
      • Big Names
        • TechCrunch
        • Yahoo’s Corporate blog
        • Ebay’s Blog
        • Mozilla
        • CNN
        • Faceoff Show
    • Drupal
      • MVC based
      • Big Names
        • Whitehouse.gov
        • economist.com
        • Ubuntu.com
    • Joomla
      • MVC based
      • Big names
        • laweekly.com

Tags: cms, drupal, freemypdf, joomla, Wordpress

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5 Responses to “Episode 46: CMS Showdown Part 1”

• Ross Says:
  December 8th, 2009 at 12:30 pm

  Just curious, I haven’t run across one of these unprintable pdfs, but don’t alot of alternative readers other than adobe allow you to ignore those restrictions anyway?
• Ross Says:
  December 8th, 2009 at 1:04 pm

  Verified, Evince on Ubuntu never even mentions anything about printing being disabled on a file Adobe won’t print.
• Jade Robbins Says:
  December 8th, 2009 at 1:40 pm

  Sweet, so if you don’t use the crappy Adobe Reader you don’t have to worry about it at all! Thanks Ross!
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