Using Zend Framework for a CMS
I have just completed (well almost – but it is now fully functional) my CMS (Content Managment System) using the Zend Framework. I’m calling it “Hamburger” – after the current project I am working on, WorldsGreatestHamburgers.com. I am excited to release this publicly, but I am still working on the Categories and User Management. For now, you can get a preview of the CMS here.
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Any chance your ready to release your CMS yet? I would love to get a look at it and see how your doing things.
Thanks,
Michael
Michael added these pithy words on
Jan 27 09 at
5:57 AM
This post is over a year old. I have no plans of releasing it as Open Source anymore. I have realized that it would be more economical on my time and effort to use Joomla instead.
Wenbert added these pithy words on
Jan 27 09 at
8:11 AM
Wow, apparently I did not see the time limit on responding to blog posts, sorry I bothered you, I will not happen again as I will be sure not to read your blog anymore.
Thanks.
Michael added these pithy words on
Jan 27 09 at
11:11 PM
Hi Michael. Sorry if the previous post offended you. I did not intend to do that…
Wenbert added these pithy words on
Jan 27 09 at
11:25 PM
Hi,
I have a couple of questions for you, did you managed hierarchical table structure in your cms? If yes, is there any post where you explain it? Thank you
Razorblade added these pithy words on
Apr 24 09 at
12:15 AM
@Razorblade, what do you mean by hierarchical structure? Do you mean the directory structure of Zend Framework or the database schema/structure for the content?
Wenbert added these pithy words on
Apr 24 09 at
7:28 AM
