- Composite C1
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Composite C1 Stable release 2.1 / March 11, 2011 Development status Active Written in C# / JavaScript / XSLT Operating system Microsoft Windows / Windows Azure Type Web content management system License Mozilla Public License Website http://www.composite.net Composite C1 is a free open source .NET-based web content management system [1].
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History
Composite C1 development began mid 2007, it reached 1.0 in January 2009 and until September 2010 is was sold as a commercially licensed product primarily to customers in northern Europe.
September 29th 2010 Composite released Composite C1 2.0 as free open source software under the Mozilla Public License, pledging to continue development on the free core and providing paid services [2].
October 2010 Composite C1 was added to the .NET 4 enabled parts of Microsoft's Web App Gallery (Web Platform Installer 3 and WebMatrix).
March 2011 Composite C1 2.1 was released making SQL Server support part of the open source project[3].
Source Code and Community Ratings
The source code, issue tracker and forum for Composite C1 is hosted at http://CompositeC1.codeplex.com/ - the CodePlex site also contain user ratings and reviews that can not be moderated.
Modules (C1 Packages)
- Content versioning
- Newsletters
- Extranet
- Page comments
- Issuu reader
- RSS / Twitter / YouTube feed readers
- XML to SQL Server migration
- Google Search (CSE) integration
- Microsoft Search Server integration
- Package Creator
- Data Forms Renderer
- ASP.NET MVC Player
- (this list is not exhaustive)
Features
- Multilingual, UNICODE support
- Multiple document interface
- Publishing workflow
- Content security
- WYSIWYG editor
- XHTML compatible
- XSLT developer tooling
- .NET 4 and ASP.NET 4 based
- Transparent XML and SQL Server support via LINQ
- Side-by-side support for both ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC
- Support for templating using ASP.NET Master Pages
- Run on Internet Information Services (IIS) 6, 7 and 7.5, WebMatrix, Visual Studio 2010, Windows Azure
- (this list is not exhaustive)
References
- ^ Marcello Tonarelli, "Composite C1 free open source content management system", Marcello Tonarelli's Microsoft Dynamics CRM Blog, Dec 13, 2010
- ^ Barb Mosher, "Composite C1 .NET Web CMS Has Gone Open Source", CMSWire, Oct 13, 2010
- ^ Dee-Ann LeBlanc, "Alert: What's Coming for Open Source CMS in April 2011", CMSWire, Mar 31, 2011
External links
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