5 CakePHP based Content Managament System

CakePHP is great rapid development php framework. CakePHP allows you to create applications with ease. But in case you CakePHP lover need to create simple sites or applcations, maybe you considering to use one of the CakePHP based CMS than developed yourself from scratch.

So, here is list of some CakePHP based Content Management System. If I miss somethink here let me know by drop comments.

Wildflower

Wildflower is Content management system and application platform build on CakePHP framework and jQuery Javascript library, standards based, open source and user friendly.

Features

Comments fully working with Akismet spam check.
More Post and Comment models unit tests.
Includes latest CakePHP – r7117.
Pages include a working preview of the content revision system.
Tons of enhancements and bugfixes.

OvenCMS

OvenCMS is an open source CMS, built on the CakePHP framework and jQuery Javascript library. OvenCMS is fully modularized and has a lot of working plugins (modules).

Croogo

Croogo is a CakePHP powered Content Management System.

croogo 600x394 5 CakePHP based Content Managament System

License:MIT License

CupCake CMS

CupCake CMS is an Open Source Content Management System built using CakePHP. Its purpose is to provide web designers a simple and easy to deploy tool to manage content in small and medium sized websites, all without programming a single line of code.Through its easy interface and WYSIWYG editor (FCKEditor), content can be created and updated by authorized users without the need of having to learn HTML.

For those who are familiar with other open source CMS applications, CupCake CMS is a lightweight and design-oriented content management system, meant for quick deployment of sites.

Lumad CMS

Lumad CMS is an open source content management platform, meant for providing designers with a quick, simple interface to manage small websites. Itâ€™s not a community-driven CMS like Drupal, nor is it a workflow-driven, enterprise CMS like Typo3.

Development Status: 2 – Pre-Alpha
Environment: Web Environment
Intended Audience: Developers, End Users
License: MIT/X Consortium License
Natural Language: English
Operating System: OS Independent
Programming Language: PHP
Topic: Dynamic Content, Site Management

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Fahad

11.05.2009

thanks for mentioning Croogo
Fahad´s last blog ..Croogo 1.1 released!
Sam

11.08.2009

Wildflower allows you reuse admin interface controls on custom MVC units added

Widgets in Wildflower eg (google map widget http://forums.wf.klevo.sk/comments.php?DiscussionID=144&page=1#Item_2) allow you to easily make custom elements that can be inserted & configure from within the administration interface of Wildflower. A widget is two .ctp’s and a icon (.png) – this means that a Wildflower CMS is easy for a php developer to set up & make a themed app with advanced features of cake brings into the mix, the admin is intuitive and streamlines management of the app & its content. With an inital set up of Wildflower (not adding custom MVC’s) just using Pages/Post Sytem & Widgets will be suitable for a number of projects – adding bespoke MVC’s will icing that cake and make it extra tasty

I am excited to see the range of CMS options for cake this is a testament to the power of cake1.2 — and the future is great too as 1.3 offers more that will be advantageous to CMSes

Congrats to Klevo (Wildflower) & Fahad (Croogo) & the other developers of the CMSes listed – and of course the Cake development Team who have made these projects possible

Tecknix runs the #wildflower channel on IRC.FREENODE.NET
- mupet
  
  11.08.2009
  
  That is great sam, thanks for the useful info, keep it going and lets make CakePHP CMSes more better for blogging platform
Andrew

11.11.2009

Hopefully the developers can continue their hard work and create some rock solid CMS applications. For the time being I am using Croogo, it fits my needs the best.
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Christo

11.19.2009

Very good article: this type of reseach and classification is not easy, information overload…

How about BEdita 3?
Christo

11.19.2009

Mmmhh sorry… a friend of mine just made me notice you published a full article on BEdita 3!
NENM

02.24.2010

Croogo looks pretty good and the project’s site and the development that I have seen so far is quite good. I have tried it locally and like it and will be watching its development. I have also realized that the project owner/coder Fahad started using lighthouseapp for tickets and has been pretty active. Looking forward to more development.
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TheDiLab

03.14.2010

Looks like most of them are dead projects other than Croogo.
jan

03.18.2010

it think wildflower still a life.. last update at 12 jan 2010..
aditia

04.19.2010

from your screenshot Croogo user interface maybe try to be like wordpress
prepaid vergleich

06.27.2010

With this great tutorial I will be able to create an aweseome design for my new web site i want to create with typo3. Thx for this.