Lightweight CMS in PHP [closed]

Answer 1

If you've got what it takes then I advise you to have a go at creating a simple admin for maintaining the content.

This way you'll have full control and flexibility without trying to tame a kitchen sink CMS to do simple tricks for you.

And you will gain invaluable practical knowledge about how these systems work.

Answer 2

I like Silverstripe for it is effective and simple, plus it's built on top of a good OOP framework.

Answer 3

Checkout ExponentCMS. I've used it for a handful of sites and I must say it's VERY easy to setup and theme.

Answer 4

Take a look at CushyCMS - you just mark up your files and there's no more configuration as the CMS runs elsewhere. It's very basic but might be just what you need.

Answer 5

I used sNews CMS for couple of my older projects. It is based on just single core engine file which generates every page. It is really a lightweight one, but it is not very user-friendly. It is a developer's choice, check http://snewscms.com/

Answer 6

Wordpress, Seriously :)