alexfrued
08-02-2011, 03:27 AM
Hi Friends !
I would like to share some information regarding to Understanding CMS Software :
The overall concept of a CMS is to provide for a system which separates design from content, yet function cohesively to publish both creations together. A reputable CMS should bring four core functions to your online venture: Content creation, content management, publishing and presentation. Within each of these four categories is the ability for storage, organization, creation, publication and development. Although typically used for blogs, a CMS proves to be just as useful for developing and maintaining websites, e-commerce, as well as marketing a product or service. Most CMSs are an Open Source software system that’s based on PHP and requires a MySQL database.
Many online business owners opt for a CMS because of the ease and convenience it offers when developing or updating a website or blog. In fact, users aren’t necessarily required to be proficient, or even understand, HTML coding or other advanced programming languages. CMS content may be viewed as online news and entertainment articles, instruction manuals, how-to guides, and informative brochures in a wide array of formats including web content, e-documents, as well as data, media, audio and video files.
I would like to share some information regarding to Understanding CMS Software :
The overall concept of a CMS is to provide for a system which separates design from content, yet function cohesively to publish both creations together. A reputable CMS should bring four core functions to your online venture: Content creation, content management, publishing and presentation. Within each of these four categories is the ability for storage, organization, creation, publication and development. Although typically used for blogs, a CMS proves to be just as useful for developing and maintaining websites, e-commerce, as well as marketing a product or service. Most CMSs are an Open Source software system that’s based on PHP and requires a MySQL database.
Many online business owners opt for a CMS because of the ease and convenience it offers when developing or updating a website or blog. In fact, users aren’t necessarily required to be proficient, or even understand, HTML coding or other advanced programming languages. CMS content may be viewed as online news and entertainment articles, instruction manuals, how-to guides, and informative brochures in a wide array of formats including web content, e-documents, as well as data, media, audio and video files.