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GetSimple is an XML based lite Content Management System. To go along with it’s best-in-class user interface, developers of the system have loaded it with features that every website needs, but with nothing it doesn’t. GetSimple is truly the simplest way to manage a small-business website.
It doesn’t use mySQL to store information, but instead depend on the speed and accuracy of XML. By utilizing XML, they are able stay away from introducing an extra layer of slowness and complexity associated with connecting to a mySQL database. Because GetSimple was built specifically for the small-site market, they feel this is the absolutely best option for data storage.
When you see the GUI, you will feel that they given top priority when designing the user-interface was to make it the best in it’s class. It has included “undo” into almost every action you can take on the site, giving you peace-of-mind for when you make those inevitable stupid mistakes. Click here to see all the features.
The total time in setting up a website took a total of 5 minutes, from starting the FTP to finishing the setup procedure.
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Comments
XML would actually be slower and more complex than sql, why do you think most site use sql?
Still, cool idea.
UI looks very similar to
Frog CMS
http://www.madebyfrog.com.
I’m not sure bout the database though.
Is this really a contender for “CMS Made Simple” ?
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Looks promising….great for the simple site 5-6 pages…a very large target market… I now this sounds crazy but for some of my clients even wordpress is too much…Some clients just want to have a page up.
@Andrea – i love wordpress, and I know i took some layout queues from them, but i disagree that the admin looks like it or FrogCMS. They both do essentially the same function (handle webpages) so of course they may have some similarities.
@Luke – ok, xml can be slower in some instances, but i never saw a reason to introduce mysql into a small 5 page site just because I knew wordpress (or any other cms out there). Whats why I created this.
Thanks everyone else for your comments… I hope you all download the package and test it out… thanks!
CMS Made Simple is even cooler.
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I don’t get the whole XML thing either for storing content. XML is a transport protocol. It only adds mountains of overhead if you’re going to store content that way. And if you’re really talking about editing xHTML as XML, then all you’ve got is a glorified page editor… not content management.
>you will feel that they given top priority when designing the user-interface was to make it the best in it’s class.
“best in class” meaning they designed a UI that looks suspiciously like Wordpress admin?