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up to now, I created all our sites (less than 10) with the NetObjects Authoring Server 2000 (NOAS). Even though the NOAS was (and is) a great tool to collaborate on small to medium sized sites, its development had stopped some 4 years ago. So it's horribly outdated and limits my webteam more and more each day. We're building hoosk around it, tweaking the internal workflow of the NOAS quite a lot - but the end is in sight.
The charming part of the NOAS was, that it makes no big differentiation between content and design: both is piped in an internal database so if needed, the design templates could be easily changed for single pages.
I did a quick makrket scan on CMS' and it seems they all divide pretty sharp between content and design. Up to know, I found no package that offers all-in-one just like the NOAS did.
There's no need to complain or mourn: a new CMS needs to b implemented the sooner the better. Anybody here who has some advise? We have fairly good technical knowledge here, all our Internet-Servers run on Linux so a Linux-based CMS would be nice (though not mandatory). Open Source preferred - otherwise the cost would be a significant factor. I had a look at typo3 - it seems powerful but I'm not yet hooked to it.
Apart from the CMS: what design module would you prefer (no, I do NOT intend to write the code by hand). I had a look at GoLive (which is available pretty cheap) and even though I prefer Adobe products compared to Macromedia I'm not yet hooked to GoLive too.
ANY advise on the choice of products, any Do's and Dont's would be appreciated!
Thanks!
