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Blog4u
A simple but beautiful blogging system that doesn't require a database
Do you find WordPress with all its features and detailed user management quite nice, but it’s actually „overkill“ for you and too maintenance-intensive in the long run with its constant updates? Does HTML stand for more than just „How To Make Love“ to you, but also and above all for „HperText Markup Language“? Then download my little blog software and install it on your own web space! This blog system does not require a database and consists of just a „handful“ of PHP files. It is easy to... -
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Wysgui is a CMS which is completely customizable. It uses various other Open Source systems to operate smoothly. Icons, right-click functions, and inner windows are some functions that give the users a friendly, WYSIWYG graphical environment- WysGui.
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A tiny, single-file CMS solution, with dynamic pages, dynamic menus, a multi-user interface, file manager and articles with comments.
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Tiny blog system is personal journal blog system with beautiful URL support, use Tag to categorized topic. Member can upload files and manage their files via file manager. The system written in PHP5 and using MySQL as database.
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