So what is Content Management system?

[sein]

Content Management System or CMS is a set of many modules written in PHP or other web language that are mostly bad, that combining them together surely represent the whole system which rules news publishing, forum, management, links or other web content. The most popular management systems are for example:
Joomla, PHP-Fusion, PostNuke, Drupal, PhpBB, Vbulletin, Wiki, MDPro, Mambo, GuppY, bitweaver, CMS Made Simple, Etomite, PHP-Nuke, Pixie, Typo3, LightNEasy, viennaCMS, XOOPS, Zikula etc.
There are commercial and open-source Content Management Systems just like the softwares which almost work as a software.

[211classclown]

my favorites are php_nuke and phpbb together

[uosnetwork]

Wow. I seriously had no clue what CMS meant, but I have seen it a lot before. I learned a lot from this article, thank you.

[xboi209]

I might be trying one of these services. =)
Thanks for posting this

[dvrtmcc]

Wow. I seriously had no clue what CMS meant, but I have seen it a lot before. I learned a lot from this article, thank you.

Nice thing that you have learned something. Many probably don't know what is CMS yet and also many users still don't use Content management systems for their sites but standard HTML templates and documents. Its not so big deal to change from ordinary HTML to CMS since many CMSs are still based on HTML and simple functions so from time to time you need to refresh its templates and content to view what you have changed in its data.

[mod1neutron]

very nice explanation, thanks for the review