Re: [WebDNA] CMS in WEBDNA
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texte = Michael A. DeLorenzo wrote: > My eCommerce Edition has "CMS Builder". What's the difference from CMS in > Enterprise? No difference between editions, except that you can't enter/use a built CMS with the commerce edition. For that matter...how is SiteBuilder different from CMS and CMS > Builder? I know the difference from template design and content management > but is there a comparison somewhere we can look at? Or maybe a quick > "overview" of all of the tools so we know which one will be most useful. > Also, which of these have encrypted templates and which do not. I noticed > CMS in the developer version has them encrypted. It would be nice to know > what we can control and what we can not. Sorry for all the questions. I > never used any "out-of-the-box" functionality that came with WebDNA. I > usually built it all from scratch....but hey, why reinvent the > wheel....right? I've read the docs but it the description of each tool is > rather vague. > > Mike Yes, CMS and SiteBuilder are very different and used for different things. SiteBuilder is a way to create websites and commerce functions quickly. CMS does not deal with that at all. CMS is a way to manage your source code robustly, and to edit files online. You can see how these two (separate) purposes may work well together. Thus, SMSI built in a function that lets you include the sitebuilder files when building a CMS. Now you have the best of both worlds (so to speek). You don't have to manage SiteBuilder files with a CMS of course, and it would be more probable to use the CMS for other things. store.webdna.us contains all the info for the features in each edition. However, I could see a use for some kind of graphic or table that shows the differences in brief. We'll work on that. Donovan -- Donovan D. Brooke PH: 1 (608) 770-3822 ------------------------------------------------ VP WebDNA Software Corporation 16192 Coastal Highway Lewes, DE 19958
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Michael A. DeLorenzo wrote: > My eCommerce Edition has "CMS Builder". What's the difference from CMS in > Enterprise? No difference between editions, except that you can't enter/use a built CMS with the commerce edition. For that matter...how is SiteBuilder different from CMS and CMS > Builder? I know the difference from template design and content management > but is there a comparison somewhere we can look at? Or maybe a quick > "overview" of all of the tools so we know which one will be most useful. > Also, which of these have encrypted templates and which do not. I noticed > CMS in the developer version has them encrypted. It would be nice to know > what we can control and what we can not. Sorry for all the questions. I > never used any "out-of-the-box" functionality that came with WebDNA. I > usually built it all from scratch....but hey, why reinvent the > wheel....right? I've read the docs but it the description of each tool is > rather vague. > > Mike Yes, CMS and SiteBuilder are very different and used for different things. SiteBuilder is a way to create websites and commerce functions quickly. CMS does not deal with that at all. CMS is a way to manage your source code robustly, and to edit files online. You can see how these two (separate) purposes may work well together. Thus, SMSI built in a function that lets you include the sitebuilder files when building a CMS. Now you have the best of both worlds (so to speek). You don't have to manage SiteBuilder files with a CMS of course, and it would be more probable to use the CMS for other things. store.webdna.us contains all the info for the features in each edition. However, I could see a use for some kind of graphic or table that shows the differences in brief. We'll work on that. Donovan -- Donovan D. Brooke PH: 1 (608) 770-3822 ------------------------------------------------ VP WebDNA Software Corporation 16192 Coastal Highway Lewes, DE 19958
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