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...Powered by CakePHP v2 MVC framework makes this CMS the perfect development platform. A robust application fully expandable and capable of manage virtually any website, from very simplistic websites, as well as very complex web sites. Easy for both developers and users to work with.

MyCoreCMS is a lightweight jQuery driven CMS designed to easily build dynamic relational databases. With MyCoreCMS you can build something as simple as a forum to as complex as a customer relationship management tool tailored to your specific needs.

A RAD toolkit for modeling business processes inside PHP websites. Extremely well-suited to data management situations that require complex workflows and rules. Designed for use by non programmers, plus there's a full API and docs for developers. See www.freeformsolutions.ca/formulize for more info. See GitHub for the latest code: http://www.freeform.ca/en/formulize-downloads#version-control

Arakne is developed as a content management system. It offers to unexperienced users the instruments to easily build any kind of website, from the simplest one to the most complex and dynamic, allowing advanced users to customize every single corner.

Framework for Advanced Developments in PHP : A tool to develop complex websites, including search engine, query layer, administration panel in progress... Cache template generation, on the fly library creation to build business applications.

Mambo is a mature, award winning, feature rich content management system used for everything from simple websites to complex corporate applications. NOTE: Files here are older releases only. Please visit http://mambo-code.org for the latest releases.

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.

A framework to build complex portals without requiring users to be skilled developer thanks to the concept of pipes and the great availability of web 2.0 services. Don't reinvent the wheel,just canalize the power of the web