May 17, 2003

Open-source CMS: Prohibitively fractured?

Tony Byrne of CMSWatch has written an article on the current state of open source CMSs. To quote:

Linux and Apache continue to win hearts and minds. Interestingly, however, the major open-source content management projects have not advanced as rapidly as their commercial competitors in the past two years. It's puzzling and a little disappointing. This is not to say that there hasn't been a lot of work going on. Just the opposite: depending on which list you consult, you can choose from among 45 to 75 or more active open-source CMS projects out there. People are working quite a lot, but towards what end?

Posted by jamesr on May 17, 2003 12:38 PM
Categories: Content management

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