“Managing even a medium-sized Web site can be a real headache.
If you are tired of manually managing content, updating news, and
keeping track of old items, then you need a content management
system–software that makes it easy to handle the mundane
administrative duties of a Web site. A good CMS lets you divide the
task of posting content among many relatively unskilled people. The
Mambo CMS, released under the GPL, is designed to handle the
largest of Web sites, and, in my experience, does so admirably.“I used Mambo 4.5.2 to set up a Web site for my university. The
site is used by teachers and students to keep track of schedules,
tests, and other information…”
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