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• Reaction

  Reaction is "basically an extended MVC framework built upon Catalyst". Links[] Reaction on CPAN

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Reaction

• LGPL

  The GNU Lesser General Public License (or LGPL for short) is a popular open source and free software licence. It allows re-use by non-GPL-compatible code (including non-open-source code) as long

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/LGPL

• MODx CMS

  MODx is an open source project, run by a talented group of people adamant about not creating YAPS (Yet Another Portal System). It's a Content Management Framework, easily extendible with plugins. Licensed under the

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/MODx_CMS

• Pligg

  Pligg is a GPLed PHP+MySQL Content management system, that gives similar functionality to Digg.com. Links[] Pligg's Homepage, SourceForge.net Information Page, Past (Deleted) Wikipedia Page

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Pligg

• List of Technologies

  Languages[] C/C++, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby Templating Systems[] HTML::Template, Template Toolkit

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/List_of_Technologies

• WordPress/Hosting Providers

  This is a list of WordPress hosting providers: WordPress.com Blogli - Israeli, Hebrew-oriented WordPress provider

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/WordPress/Hosting_Providers

• WordPress

  WordPress is a blogging platform and a content management system written in PHP+MySQL. It has many plugins and themes available. WordPress is available under the GPL.

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/WordPress

• MySQL

  MySQL is a multithreaded database system created by MySQL AB, which is one of the most used database systems in the world. Now owned by Sun Microsystems its server and client-library are distributed under

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/MySQL

• Website in a box

  From the homepage: Website in a box provides a web application which you can use to create and maintain a website. It has been written with small group collaboration (e.g. research groups) in mind

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Website_in_a_box

• HTML::Mason

  HTML::Mason is a templating system for Perl. Links[] Homepage, Freshmeat.net Record, HTML Mason on the Wikipedia, CPAN Page, Book about Mason

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/HTML::Mason

• Titanium

  Titanium is "a strong, lightweight web-development framework". It is based on Perl's CGI::Application, and includes many plugins, and conventions. Links[] Titanium on CPAN, Original Announcement of the First Developer Release on use

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Titanium

• Ruby on Rails

  Links[] The Ruby on Rails Homepage, wikipedia:Ruby on Rails - Ruby on Rails on the Wikipedia

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Ruby_on_Rails

• CakePHP

  CakePHP's Homepage, Wikipedia Page

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/CakePHP

• Latemp

  Latemp is a CMS built on the foundation of Website Meta Language and several Perl modules and custom Website Meta Language APIs. It is intended for offline generation of static HTML or code-embedded-in

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Latemp

• Podius

  Podius is a Perl-based content management system which is not dependent on other modules. It is licensed under the GPLv3. Links[] Podius' Homepage, Freshmeat.net Record, Talks about Podius

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Podius

• Concrete5

  Concrete5 is a Wiki-like content management system, that aims to make it easy for non-technical people to manage a web-site. It is available under the MIT/X11 Licence. Links[] Homepage, SourceForge.net

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Concrete5

• Helma

  Helma is an open-source, Java-hosted web-application framework that can be scripted using server-side JavaScript. It is licensed under the Revised BSD Licence (which is GPL-compatible). Links[] Helma's Homepage, Freshmeat

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Helma

• Angerwhale

  Angerwhale is a file-system-based blogging software based on Catalyst. It takes an unusual (and not very simpleton-friendly) approach to authentication by using GPG signatures. Links[] Angerwhale's Homepage, Angerwhale on CPAN

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Angerwhale

• Typeface

  Typeface is a GPLed blogging application based on the Perl-based Catalyst web-development framework. Links[] Typeface's Homepage

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Typeface

• TurboGears

  TurboGears is a Python-based web-development framework. Version 1.0.7 was released on Sep 15, 2008. It is designed as integration code combining several well established separate projects for the components: SQLAlchemy/SQLObject

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/TurboGears

• Django

  Django is a Python-based web-development framework. Version 1.0.1 was released on 31 October, 2008. Django is endorsed by Guido von-Rossum, who is the Python benevolent dictator. Links[] Django Homepage, No

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Django

• Oddmuse

  Oddmuse is a wiki engine, which is a fork of UseModWiki. It is one distributed as one easy-to-install Perl script. According to the maintainers, it is also suitable for use as a blog

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Oddmuse

• Kazi

  Reading from the homepage: Kazi is a tiny CMS, written in Perl and licensed under the ISC license. All content is stored as HTML files, in the data directory; no databases. Kazi can be extended

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Kazi

• ImpressCMS

  ImpressCMS is a PHP-based Content Management System. It is a fork of XOOPS and compatible with it, but reportedly has many improvements. Reading from the Freshmeat Record: ImpressCMS is a content management system that

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/ImpressCMS

• Movable Type

  Movable Type is an open-source blogging platform and content management system distributed under the GPL. It used to be under a more restrictive, non-free licence (but with source), but has become open-source

  https://cms.fandom.com/wiki/Movable_Type