Today, it's all about WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, and we forget about simpler things. I'm WordPress #1 fan but when I discovered CushyCMS, I couldn't help but think about how damn easy it is to use and how useful this could be for freelancers who design websites for people who don't know how to use other tools like WordPress ! (Believe me, they exist). Sure this can't be used for blogs and advanced functions but for little businesses websites, it's already very good.
The concept is very simple. Let's say you design a static websites for a client, who doesn't need all the fancy stuff, just some simple website he can edit later. There is a problem because he doesn't know anything about HTML.
And here comes CushyCMS. While developping his website, you just have to add class="cushycms" to the elements you want editable. Crazy simple no ? Then you just create an account on CushyCMS and add a website:
You then assign the page you want to edit by selecting it in the list of files on your server and you're ready to go! All the areas where you put class="cushycms" will show up and be editable:
Now you can add editors to this website and select the pages they're allowed to edit.
Crazy simple! :) And it's free.
on August 30, 2010
at 12:26 PM
pas beaucoup de monde par ici, tout cas bravo pour ton site, aucune faute de gout.. j'adore ;)
on December 5, 2010
at 07:27 PM
For web designers who are not that comfortable dealing with PHP code, CouchCMS (http://www.couchcms.com/) is the perfect fit.
It is as simple as Cushy yet much, much more flexible.
Is free for non-commercial and personal sites.
on December 8, 2010
at 11:13 PM
Et dire que j'ai galèrer pendant 1h à savoir pourquoi je ne pouvait pas éditer mes pages !
à cause de ce petit class="cushycms"
Je lirais la doc la prochaine fois o:)
Merci à toi donc :D
on December 9, 2010
at 05:53 AM
Contente que ça fonctionne! ^^