For those of you who maintain your own website or domain and use a CMS, what do you use?
What CMS do you use? What do you like about it? What do you not like about it? And, would you recommend it to others?
A similar question that asks about what your workplace uses.
For my personal use, I write simple plain text "tutorial-type-for-self" documents. And I use "grep" to search within the documents. Works great for me!
When I feel like others may also need it, I put it on my project's wiki or wherever it's appropriate on our Intranet.
If it's more general, I blog it. (I use Blogger as my blogging platform.)
It's easy to install, easy to mantain and expand.
It's not real CMS, but it is timesaver if you are on your own.
The last job I worked at used Sitecore 6. I have to see it was great to work with. It was super fast, and development was fast. http://www.shields.com was completed from a development standpoint in a week.
Various, depending on needs and requirements. One size does not fit all.
I use Graffiticms by telligent. It's easy to use, simple to install and comes with some very nice templates.
We use DotNetNuke at Mindbase Consulting. Based on .NET, so easy for our in-house developers to customize.
Joomla is really easy to get up and running. You can easily extend it with templates, and there is a large community that uses it.
try http://code.google.com/p/app-engine-site-creator/ it's for gaagle application engine you will find a simple content management system if you need only publishing html/files. its a very good solution
My company Percussion CMS offers a content management system which has an implementation of about 5 weeks vs. an ecms which is anywhere from 6-12 months. Capabilities include; Web 2.0, surf to edit, personalization and easily scalable. Compared to hosted sites our system is decoupled so information is stored safely. It all really depends on the purpose that drives the purpose for this investment. Do you want to interact with your on-line community? Be able to organize, create and modify content more efficiently?
I use MODX. It's the very first CMS I've ever used, coming from a background of CSS/XHTML and design. It was very easy to set up and learn and there are no pre-set templates to hack like on Wordpress. You use your own code to create the templates. My experience with it so far has been great. Has very useful plugins to extend functionality and an active forum community to help you out. It is easy for clients to use to edit, too-- from the front or back end. Plus, it's free!