What CMS are they using?

[shakim]

I really like this clean look and design the guys over at
http://www.revision3.com/ are using. Are they using some sort of CMS that they designed in house or is this a piece of software I can purchase?

[the-disturbed]

damn wish i knew what u were talkin about, im at work and the site is blocked....dam theeem *shakes fist*, ill get back to u with some usless info wen i get home lmao

[djr33]

No clue.

They could likely be just using their own code.

Design works well.

[tech_support]

Or maybe paid to remove the copyright notice.

[blm126]

If I had to guess, I would say the CMS is in-house. However, the layout of the site should be independdant of the back end. Find yourself a good designer. Any CMS should do.

[the-disturbed]

im curious what is on this site that my work blocked it lol

[codeexploiter]

if you are dealing with a number of sites CMS will do a lot good but if you are dealing with a single site i don't know whether a CMS based site will give you much advantage

[shakim]

the-disturbed ,

I don't know why this site is blocked. It is just a tech based podcasts and videos, tech shows.

[the-disturbed]

video's thats y, im in tech support lol, they dont want us distracted, but i find other ways, like this forum YAAAY, they havnt blocked it yet lol, oh **** did i jinx it lmao, aaaanyway ya the site is nice, i actually remembered to check it out wen i got home lol, i;ve never heard of CMS, but u can get webpages to look like that through other means, and make sum amazing looking websites with just basic code, and no i can't give examples my brain has already shut down its 3am, (exactly.....woah thats weird) i probly won;t even remember posting tomarow morning lmao

[djr33]

CMS means content management system. Frequently, this uses a php based admin page to control the content of pages, storying them in a database.
Something like a forum for a single admin, to "post" pages, content, etc.

[codeexploiter]

A content management system offers more features over the conventional web development. If you are working in a virtual web of employees who is from around the world, it is really very difficult to maintain/carry out tasks especially related to web development. If you have a CMS the best part is a single entity can control the web maintenance or web development as most of the CMSs offers page publishing feature that means if you develop a page it won't become the part of the site but it will be kept in the site until the web administrator feels that the page is ok and they can publish it. Once you publish the page it will become the part of the site.

Another good feature is with little effort users can maintain a bunch of web sites, which is very difficult in conventional web development.

Another feature is most of the CMSs offers efficient site backup features using which even a person without much experience can take the backup of the site to avoid any problems.

From the developer point of view most the CMS offers most the necessary feature that we need to incorporate in a site. So that we can reduce the development time of the site tremedously.

I've been using SiteSage which is an ASP based CMS and worked on Joomla, which is a popular PHP based one.

[waynep]

we have been using modx for a while and thats probally the bets for customising and ease of use, may take a while to get used to, but you can splice any design into it easily, check ours in sig