[Web4lib] Content Management

[Coral Hess]

I second the MODx recommendation. I just finished my second week as
the new Web Services Librarian (just out of library school, no
previous enterprise-level Web site work) in a library working with
this system, and I feel like I have an excellent handle on how to use
it. I like it enough that I'm probably going to move my personal site
over to it at some point, because it's so nice to use.

We, too, have a little bit of custom PHP, but not much. And there
seems to be a strong support community; I've been able to find answers
to all of my questions with ease.

-- 
Coral Hess
Web Services Librarian
UAA/APU Consortium Library
Anchorage, AK

"... the library is not a place but a service." --Allen B. Veaner



On Fri, Oct 16, 2009 at 10:40 AM, Chester Mealer <chester at rpl.org> wrote:
> We use MODx. I heard about it at Computers in Libraries 2009. It's open
> source, but phenomenally easy to use. I am our web staff and it took me only
> a week to get our data, and some custom php, imported and working with MODx.
> I'd recommend you at least look at it.
> Chester Mealer
> Webmaster
> Rapides Parish Library
> chester at rpl.org
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