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content2 is a tiny web-content-management-system based on php and mysql. content2 was created in 2003 and all currend versions are stable. the backend language is available in english and german.

YourCMS is a little content management system. It isn't created for little homepages, but for administrators that want to give their users space for their homepages. The administrator can switch if the users can register themselves or if they have to be created by the administrator. The users can create text pages, choose a design and can upload files. Can be used for only one private homepage, but is not recommended as the focus of the project lies on other things.

Tiny Marbles is a Java-based Open Source website and content management system for articles, images, MP3 files and videos. It enables you to interactively organize and manage complete websites, content and media files in an easy and intuitive way.

This is very simple PHP-MySQL creation. Absolutely helpful for Beginner who Just Started Learning PHP-MySQL it is also helpful tool as a Accounting Soft/App.

The I-Metrics CMS is a complete web content management system for start-up businesses, blogs, personal sites. Includes great SEO, Helpdesk, it's multilingual, you can group content in different ways. Easy to learn, customize and expand.

A tiny, user-friendly system for personal publishing

A simple PHP file-manager/-browser (file-upload/select/delete ...), usable as plugin for TinyMCE or other wysiwyg's/application's, Including a cross-browser safe "Windows Explorer" style and free icons, for installation just upload a SINGLE php file.

A tiny, single-file CMS solution, with dynamic pages, dynamic menus, a multi-user interface, file manager and articles with comments.

Adminsystems is a tiny but very powerful Tool for Web Developers. From easy Pages with dynamic Content (CMS-Features) and Template System over complex Database Management such as Customer data management, ordering system and many more.

Onyon is based on OnyaCMS ("Oh No, Yet Another Content Management System") and is our response to ...hm... whatever. We just reinvent the wheel... It will be very simple and perfect for a very tiny homepage or portfolio.