Modx makes it to finals - vote for it to win!

My favourite open source CMS has been nominated to be a finalist as the Most Promising CMS in the 2007 PacketPub Awards. Click on the image to find out more and vote for it to win!

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Published:: September 11th, 2007 / 4pm

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Dave Briggs September 11th, 2007 / 7pm

Laura - somehow I hadn’t come across MODx before. It looks great!

laura September 11th, 2007 / 7pm

Hi Dave, Modx is still young, but have successfully designed many sites for small to medium non profits and enterprises with it. It is great from a designer/developer angle. Adaptable too. You are in control. And the community is great too. Keep an eye on it another year or so it’ll be up there with the biggies! All my sites can be AAA accessible too which is great compared to Joomla and such like!

devtrench September 12th, 2007 / 10pm

Laura, I voted for MODx today — hope they win. Really appreciate your writings about MODx vs Wordpress. I’m in agreement with you there - WP is just so far advance as far as blogging goes. I hope MODx catches up, but it’s got a long way to go. Now on the other hand, MODx is the best web development CMS I’ve ever come across for websites that are not solely focused on blogging. If you program in PHP you might want to take a look at CodeIgniter for more advanced projects you might have.

James

Modx makes it to finals - vote for it to win!

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