Choosing a CMS

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Dlovy2012-03-19 12:41:52

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Dlovy, 2012-03-19 12:41:52

Choosing a CMS

I'm going to create a site, I want to make a site like a community for a certain circle of people (for example, a community with a lot of houses, a community of a neighbor's house, etc.) with the exchange of some kind of information and files, it's clear that writing everything from scratch is expensive and long , and reinventing the wheel is not very effective ... Maybe someone can advise which CMS where it is very good and convenient to write additional. modules + can it be flexible enough?

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mitry, 2012-03-19
@mitry

LiveStreet - social media engine ala habr

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Stdit, 2012-03-19
@Stdit

Looking at what plans and goals. For such small communities, a stylized but familiar forum engine, such as IPB, phpBB, vBulletin, is usually well suited. Plugins of all sorts of social and voting ballots are written on them enough.

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WildZero, 2012-03-19
@WildZero

Drupal. A large number of ready-made modules, ease of writing your own.

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Ivan Klimchuk, 2012-03-19
@Alroniks

MODx is very flexible and there are enough basic modules for a normal site. Writing your own module is more difficult. The entry threshold is quite high due to ExtJS in the admin panel. But plus to flexibility - you can write a bunch of things using snippets and chunks.

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Ivan Trofimov, 2012-03-19
@cbone

You will not receive an unambiguous and high-quality answer until you describe what specific functionality you need to implement.
According to the answers, one can only judge who prefers which CMS in their work.
I advise you to form a detailed terms of reference and select a CMS based on the TOR.

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melickvadim, 2014-02-03
@melickvadim

I'll probably ask a question in a question. I do not want to produce the same questions.
What modern CMS to use for this site infotech-tmn.ru ?
It is necessary to save the blocks approximately in the form in which they are now.
Need not difficult to learn, preferably with ready-made modules, without programming your own.
I am a little familiar with Joomla, I tend to do it, but maybe there are alternatives? Payments are also considered.

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YoRuLeZ, 2014-03-04
@YoRuLeZ

I use instantcms.ru

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sacha88, 2014-07-12
@sacha88

Try WebSiteCollect wscollect.com What's important: 99.9% of all this can be done in visual mode - without an editor.