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Which Content Management System (CMS) should I use?
I need advice on the best CMS for an online shopping website in ASP.NET 4.0. Any advice?
I need advice on the best CMS for an online shopping website in ASP.NET 4.0. Any advice? | |||||
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See Web App Gallery's CMS category. There are quite a few with short description and user ratings. | ||||
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There's no such thing as "best". You must have a matrix of functional requirements and product features, and a matrix of non-functional requirements and qualities. The ideal products for your needs comes out of that. Without enumerating those on your side, there's no way to even start. | ||||
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Have a look at the annual CMS report produced by waterandstone.com - 2010 report - you will at least get the basis for an impartial decision. | ||||
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I recommend AxCMS.net it's free but not open source. Also for online store I can suggest MojoPortal and nopCommerce | ||||
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Composite C1 CMS is free open source and the best rated .net CMS at CodePlex. It can integrate with nopCommerce (free open source and best rated shop at CodePlex). Both are .net 4.0 based. You can get it from the Composite C1 website or the Windows Web App Gallery.
As John state below, I'm on the Composite C1 dev team, so rely on the CodePlex ratings, not my word ;-) | |||||
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