Watch List: CMS, Libraries, Plugins, Helpers...

[eluser]dbashyal[/eluser]
My selected Watch list, to find them faster when i need them.
[UPDATE:24.05.09=removed some deadlinks, and added elliots library.]

CMS

Code Fight[current 1.2.0]- my own

Open Blog

typeIgniter

Blogmer

Expression Engine

codeExtinguisher

Linkster- a directory application

pyrocms

LIBRARY

Facebook | Twitter | Vimeo ...

Facebook Ignited

Wick - Controller Loader

Matchbox - Modular Separation

IgnitedRecord - A very customizable and easy to use ORM library[/b]

ReduxAuth - Auth library.

AJAX Pagination

Rabbit Forms

HMVC - Modular Extensions

MODEL

MPTtree - A model to handle trees in a database.

HELPER

yayparser - Yet Another Yaml parser

.htaccess

super .htaccess

Database Management

CIMyAdmin

Class

Datamapper ORM - Michael Wales
Datamapper ORM - stensi

More to follow...

[eluser]Sarfaraz Momin[/eluser]
Expression Engine is of course more powerful and resourceful of the lot. I have seen the rest of them and have felt that all of them have a good future. Blaze looks very promising, thanx to Elliot. There would be many in queue which would be seen around here soon.

Good Day !!!!

[eluser]zdknudsen[/eluser]
ExpressionEngine is hands down the best of the lot. It's been in development way longer and has a huge userbase. Your only problem is that the current version is NOT based on CI. You'll have to wait untill sometime this summer (at least that's what they say).

[eluser]daulex[/eluser]
I personally love codeextinguisher its so simple and lightweight

[eluser]John Fuller[/eluser]
Every project built in CodeIgniter is a CMS to some degree. Even out of the box CodeIgniter has some (very loose) CMS capabilities.

[eluser]daulex[/eluser]
by that logic, any script that allows you to add/edit/delete any type of content is a cms, even a small voting script is a cms of its own kind and im sure everyone understands that logic. even phpmyadmin would suit the definition then

but dude, this topic was started to help people find backend / site management systems, rather than what you are describing.

[eluser]dbashyal[/eluser]
Sarfaraz:
Thanks. I found somewhere Elliot saying, he stopped developing it at the moment. I downloaded the available version but couldn't make it working. But didn't spend much time though

Zacharias:
Thanks. I will try EE later. But i prefer to use the one developed from community.

Sock:
Thanks. Ya, i felt like that but if i mention it here people who are searching here for CMS can save time.

daulex:
Thanks. First time i didn't like much as i didn't check it properly there were no bugs like inkType though. But i spent most time on inkType and fixed a lot of bugs to make it working. After your post i check CE again and like now. inkType is good as well.

John:
Thanks. Ya, you are right but we need that CMS which allows client to update their site with ease.

[eluser]dbashyal[/eluser]
I found a new contribution from [linkster team] which is named as Linkster. Just tried and loved it so i have added it in my list of CMS. Its a link directory based on CI.

thread title changed from WHICH CMS IS BETTER? TO CMS, Libraries, Plugins, Helpers and much more @ codeigniter

[eluser]Référencement Google[/eluser]
[quote author="dbashyal" date="1214642023"]I found a new contribution from inparo which is named as Linkster.[/quote]

Linkster is not just a 1 man contribution, we are a team:
http://www.assembla.com/spaces/team/linkster

[eluser]dbashyal[/eluser]

Linkster is not just a 1 man contribution, we are a team:
http://www.assembla.com/spaces/team/linkster

SORRY. EDITED.