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While the array of CMS (Content Management System) platforms available to nonprofits is rich and broad, many issues remain to Various CMS developers will share their stories about how nonprofit-specific requiremen

==CMS== * each content type has a field

...base that provides the website's functionality and a database which stores content such as blog posts and user accounts. While a CMS makes it easy for editors to edit and post content to a website without knowing HTML or CSS, it also adds complexity to the si

...download is free, but configuring, maintaining, patching and upgrading the system comes with costs. ...ith simple features like blogs are better served with Wordpress or another system that is less powerful but more intuitive.

Facilitators TBD from participating CMS developers ...lution to this longstanding issue. This session will consider the range of content mobility and portability challenges, and developers will weigh in on what's

...verview of how Joomla! has ecolved to become not just a content management system, but also an excellent web application environment, as well as where it is ...a platform for independent app development a la Ruby on Rails. The Joomla CMS in positioned as the middle child between Wordress and Drupal.

==CMS: Content Management System== * Piece of software that facilitates website, collections of articles, content for some kind of goal/project

We met to discuss different CMS's (Drupal, Plone, Joomla, with mentions of Word Press) Open Source CMS Smackdown

...plex website, directories of information - a lot of things you can do with content without having to know how to code or program yourself. ...much work for them to call me all the time to not be able to put their own content on their websites.

...ean? Having a client-server split between a simple front-end system and a CMS that is responsible for the database work. == Content management systems vs headless ==

Free software content management system: a way of getting content on the web, editing it easily. to maintain content you need only a web browser.

* CiviCRM is an open source CRM (Constitute/Customer Relationship Management) platform. ...blasts. From there, it was about consolidating silos into one integrated system.

* CDN = Content delivery network. Reroutes websites to different servers around the world - [[Category: 2015]][[Category: Content Management System (CMS)]]

When adding functionality think about the goals of your site and how that content will be maintained. [[Category: 2015]][[Category: Content Management System (CMS)]]

Git for Content with Amanda Hickman from BuzzFeed Labs @amandabee * connecting relationships of content

"Great nonprofits need great information management." For sure. But in the real world, nonprofits have to manage their administ ...newsletter, surveys, volunteer management, services, donor database, CRM, CMS, etc.

...will demo the platform and discuss this exciting new entry into the grants management and CRM field. ...oint all the way through the end. Had to make sure users would use it. Old system (Filemaker) wasn’t used enough b/c it was too difficult. Wanted 100% adop

...l seriously upgrade my drupal skills (& organizing, fundraising, & project management) '''anonymous''' * Reshaping my content strategy & metrics model for publication based on feedback I got here. '''K