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I'm curious to know if any basic CMS code has been written for ASP.NET MVC.
The reason I ask is, I'm making a data-driven website for a client, and I've already spent a significant amount of time building it from the ground-up in MVC, but now the client wants content management facilities.
Basically they want to be able to add/edit/remove articles and have revision control.
It would be great if I could somehow 'bolt on' the content management without having to start again from scratch, developing it under an existing CMS.
Should I build the article management and revision control myself, or should I re-use some existing package?
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A content management system (CMS) is used to supervise and exploit website content. With a CMS, users can create, edit, and delete content from a website. Usually, CMS software provides an interface that does not need HTML skills or other technical knowledge.
Summary:ASP.NET Content Management System platforms are smart to automate all the content processes on a website. At present, many ASP.NET CMS are available.
5 minute setup Piranha CMS is totally package based and available on NuGet. The easiest way to get started is to install our template package from NuGet which contains all of the available project templates. After that is done, just create a new project and get going.
N2 does what you describe - "bolts on" to existing ASP.NET solutions (including MVC).
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Also, kooboo is interesting http://www.kooboo.com
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