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Zimplit is the easiest CMS (Content Management System) ever made. Zimplit is extremely lightweight, simple and customizable. It's easy to install, and easy to use via a simple web interface. Zimplit consists of only one core engine file. And of course – it’s FREE. We made Zimplit for normal people, not for IT gurus, and we really hope that it will make your web creation easy and fun. If there is something that is not so good, just let us know, and we’ll try to make it better.

Zikula is a Web Application Toolkit, which allows you to run impressive websites and build powerful online applications. Zikula has received praise for many things, but we belive the highlights are ease of use, quick and easy development, security and performance and lastly flexibility.A tool kit provides you with a number of different tools to get a job done. Zikula does just that, but for websites and web applications. Depending on which distribution you choose to run, Zikula could manage your blog articles, allow comments on your site, run a forum, downloads section or link directory or even handle static content in any number of languages. For day to day work with Zikula, you won't need any technical knowledge - those of us on the team have set up websites for multi-national organisations, blogs, schools, the Scout Association and even Church groups. All of these people were able to use Zikula effectively for their needs.

XOOPS is a web application platform written in PHP for the MySQL database. Its object orientation makes it an ideal tool for developing small or large community websites, intra company and corporate portals, weblogs and much more.

Xaraya is a web application development framework. Whether you are looking at intranet, extranet, a personal or corporate website, content management system (CMS) or specific web based applications, Xaraya has the framework, and tools to allow you to quickly create the site, functionality and content you want and need. With Xaraya you can choose options, a set number of extensions (modules) that are integral to the core framework, and additional extensions - all dependant on the functionality you need. Many options can be preconfigured at installation time and of course can be changed after installation. Customization can be done via web based configuration screens, or programmaticaly using inbuilt wizards, development tools and examples to allow rapid customization.

WysGui: A Graphical User Interface used to Manage Web Sites in a WYSIWYG atmosphere. It Consists of a Brain, Body, and Skin built for many different types of Web-Sites. Brain: The part of WysGui that includes all of the page settings, and data needed for the site's framework. Body: The part of WysGui that displays the content and modules for each page. Skin: The part of WysGui that determines the theme for WysGui. The skin consists of inter-changable style-sheets and templates. Content: Text, widgets, HTML, JavaScript, Flash, Video, Music, and many other things that are used to build character on web-sites. Module: Dynamic content used for form-building, data loading, and anything that can't be accomplished through Content. Page: A web-page; A single file on the World Wide Web, providing text, graphical images, etc.: it may have hypertext linked with other Web pages at a website. Parent: An entity on a page that nests content & modules. Parents can hold an unlimited amount of content, including other parents. Each piece of content inside a parent is considered a child element. The parents on this page include (header, right sidebar, main body, left sidebar, and footer). Group: Used to sort and/or separate content & modules within a parent. Groups can hold multiple pieces of content, allowing versatile content management. The order in which the content displays within a group (ASC/DESC) can be changed, as well as many other things.