Projects tagged ‘cms’ and ‘xslt’

The eLesson Markup Language (eLML) is an open source XML framework for creating structured eLessons using XML. Thanks to a clean separation between content and layout eLML lessons can be transformed ... [More] into many different formats and layouts. It supports the following output formats: XHTML, IMS Content Package, SCORM, PDF, LaTeX, Open Document Format (ODF) and DocBook. The framework has been successfully tested with many different LMS like Moodle, OLAT, WebCT/Blackboard and Ilias. A number of tools like the Firedocs eLML Editor to write lessons or the Template Builder to create eLML layout templates are available and help to make eLML one of the best tools to create sustainable e-Learning content. [Less]

Umbraco is a .NET-based CMS+ that let's all people involved in creating and managing web applications easily collaborate and have a clear view of can be and needs to be done. For developers: Full ... [More] .net 2.0 integration, webservices, extendable XSLT, the list goes on. For designers: Simple and flexible tools that makes it fun to be a website designer again. No more modules or templates, but complete freedom wrapped in web-standards bliss. For end-users: No more slow UIs or phonebook sized manuals. Your end-users will love the intuitive interface and the extensive featureset for publishing and managing content. For professionals" We've mixed the freedome of Open-source with commercial offerings that give professionals a greater confidence developing solutions on Umbraco. [Less]

papaya CMS is an Open Source Content Management System (CMS) based on PHP, XSLT and XML. Various databases (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite) are supported. While the website of the CMS is ... [More] currently only available in German, the source code documentation and the install help are english. If you should have any questions concerning the papaya CMS, please feel free to contact us ;-) [Less]

Pulse is a framework on top of the servlet api providing easy to use and easy to extend patterns for creating browser based applications and websites. Moreover Pulse delivers a set of out-of-the-box ... [More] components, e.g. CMS, shopping, user management. Key features: * Cross-platform, implemented using Java technology. * Completely written using Java 5. * Provides a framework for quick development of own applications. * Is delivered with a host of out-of-the-box applications: CMS, Shop, Surveys, Filters and many more. * A WebDAV based virtual file system for digital asset management. * Mature user and role management * Easy-to-use administration interface based on AJAX (using Ext JS) The project has been started in May 2005. [Less]

SCENARI is a free software framework for the design of publishing chains for professional multimedia documents.

Framewerk is a web development framework and application suite in PHP5. Our goal with Framewerk is to give developers and users alike the ability to build complex websites quickly and easily.

Framework for migrating and transforming content between various types of content repositories.

MyCoRe is a general framework for creating content repositories, mainly intended for digital archives or libraries, usually for universities. It is jointly developed by several German universities.

PhPeace is an open-source CMS (Content Management System), whose primary target are Non-Profit Organisations. Conceived by Carlo Gubitosa and Francesco Iannuzzelli for PeaceLink, an italian ... [More] pacifist association, it has been developed in Php and it's currently available in English and Italian. [Less]

Symphony is a free and open source content management system written in PHP using a MySQL database backend. The current stable version is Symphony 2.0, released 8th December 2008. Symphony works ... [More] exclusively with XML and XSLT, technologies developed by the World Wide Web Consortium. Different to other content management systems, Symphony may seem rather lacking in terms of feature lists. This is due to the fact that Symphony adopts the philosophy of a content management framework whereby the system provide the building blocks for a developer to create the features they need but does not come pre-installed with any feature sets of its own. These building blocks are broken down to 5 types: Fields, Sections, Data Sources and Events. Fields are atomic data types such as a person's name or a phone number. Sections are the logical container of fields. Data sources are snippets of XML drawn from the database, related and organised by a section. Events are actionable logic such as posting a comment or making an online purchase. Symphony enable the design and development of these building blocks through the system's web interface. [Less]