phpwcms Support Forum

Great software. I have reviewed and tested 6 other content management systems for a medium size site that I am developing. Interestingly, this was the first package that I stumbled upon but I passed because I was scared off by only one developer. Once I actually got around to testing this software I realized that fear was unfounded.

Here are my a few of the things that impressed me out-of-the-box:

• * Really clean interface. Oliver is not just a great programmer but a great interface designer.
  * The navigation menus are useful from the start--and clean looking which is a feature a lot of CMS don't have.
  * It seems like the important things (at least to me) are handled very well. Excellent article management, good WYSIWYG integration, simple .css file to start and more.
  * Clean templates that work well out of the box for summarizing articles and other useful simple things.
  * Easy to learn and experiment with.

Thanks a lot Oliver and contributers to this forum. To me phpWCMS is the right balance between a good number of features while remaining easy to setup and use.

Thanks all--

hey thanks

Oliver

I have to agree with fnord. Great job, Oliver. Very clean, fast, flexible and efficient coding. I've been developing with one of the *other guys* <ahem Mambo> for over a year but I am getting very tired of fixing cosmetic problems in the baseline code they release and so I've started experimenting with phpWCMS. What I like most about phpWCMS is that I can design my layout and I don't have to worry about extra formatting or hidden padding/margins/tables/columns/whatever being inserted by the baseline code.

I'm looking forward to writing some add-ons for phpWCMS once I become more familiar with the backend, which I'll make available. Please keep up the development.

cristesmael wrote: I'm looking forward to writing some add-ons for phpWCMS once I become more familiar with the backend, which I'll make available.

And we - the users - look forward to them