New Open Source .NET CMS/EPS Platform Released Today: Sense/Net 6.0 Beta 1

October 1, 2008

A while ago I did a survey of some the CMS solutions available for the .NET platform. While there are currently a very large number of both commercial and open source CMS solutions available, the one that really caught my attention wasn’t available at the time for public review. Now it is not only available for download in either source or binary format, but is backed by what at first blush appears to be pretty extensive documentation via a dedicated wiki.

I’ll be taking a closer look at this over the next few weeks, but my general feeling is that this product will add tremendous value to the community, despite the many existing CMS products already available, and I am very excited to kick the tires.

Project Links

* Main Product Page: http://www.sensenet.hu/engine.aspx

* CodePlex site: http://www.codeplex.com/sensenet

* Documentation Wiki: http://wiki.sensenet.hu/index.php?title=Main_Page

* Discussion Forum: http://forum.sensenet.hu/

Sample Sites

Additionally, they have two case studies already of full blown, production sites built on their new system. The case studies give a brief overview of the projects and link to the live sites. Both of the case study web sites are Hungarian, though, so the experience is a bit awkward (unless you can read Hungarian, of course), but still gives you a flavor for the CMS. [Update] – the Invitel site has an English version here: english.invitel.hu

 

 

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  • Sensenet is a pretty decent system, I've examined it a few times and found it quite good.
  • Hi Nathan!
    Thanks for the great post. I hope you'll like it.
    Invitel also has a new English site at http://english.invitel.hu/ so you'll be able to read it. We know, Hungarian is a little funny for foreigners, but we like it. :-)
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