Category: CMS

Exponent CMS is an open-source content management system that enables users to build dynamic websites with functionalities like content editing and user management. The article is an in-depth tutorial on how to install Exponent CMS on Ubuntu editions 16.04, 18.04 and 18.10. It details required steps such as installing Apache2 HTTP Server and PHP 7.2,…

The eZ Platform is a robust Content Management System designed for diverse applications, from secure extranet portals to e-commerce and multilingual sites. It’s built on an open-source core and supports open standards, offering scalability, high performance, and ease of use. Due to its functionalities, enterprises and business owners can efficiently manage and automate user experiences…

Zenario is an enterprise Content Management System (CMS) developed by Tribal Systems that is ideal for secure extranet portals, online databases, e-commerce, and multilingual sites. It is customizable, scalable, and has an open-source core that supports open standards. The CMS is designed to allow businesses to collaborate and automate user experiences across multiple devices. The…

Wagtail CMS, a Python web framework for creating dynamic apps and websites, can be easily installed on Ubuntu. This powerful, open-source content management system supports rapid development and practical design. The article provides a clear tutorial on how to install Python, Python-pip, and Wagtail packages in Ubuntu, followed by guidance on creating a Wagtail app…

Geeklog CMS is an open-source Content Management System that aids in building dynamic websites. The post explains an elaborate tutorial on how to install Geeklog CMS on an Ubuntu server with support from Apache2, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2. It provides guided steps from installation of Apache2 HTTP server, PHP and related modules, MariaDB, creation of…

SproutCMS is an open-source, lightweight web publishing platform for creating dynamic websites and blogs. The tutorial guides on installing SproutCMS on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, and 18.10 including setting up a Nginx HTTP Server, installing a MariaDB server, PHP 7.2-FPM and related modules. Further steps include creating a SproutCMS database, downloading and installing SproutCMS, and configuring…

DokuWiki is an open-source, file-based CMS that differs from others, like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal, in its lack of database dependency. It features native markdown WYSIWYG support, a flexible CSS framework, and required access controls. This tutorial demonstrates how to install DokuWiki on Ubuntu using Nginx and PHP 7.2-FPM support.

The post provides a detailed tutorial on how to install, set up, and configure SproutCMS on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.04, and 18.10. It steps through all the necessary actions, including installing Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2 and related modules, and SproutCMS itself. The guide also describes how to create a SproutCMS database, download…

DokuWiki, a database-less, open-source, wiki software allows you to quickly build personal or business websites. Its features, including native markdown WYSIWYG support, an SEO-friendly, and flexible CSS framework, make it an ideal choice for both enterprises and personal use. This tutorial illustrates the installation of DokuWiki on Ubuntu 16.04/18.10/18.04 LTS with Apache2 and PHP 7.2…

Jekyll CMS is an extendable static site generator that allows rapid website creation without a database and offers SEO-friendly features. This tutorial guides through the process of setting up Jekyll CMS on Ubuntu systems. The process includes installing and verifying Ruby and Rails, bundler, Node.js, and Jekyll, before initiating the server and creating a new…