Basic CMS and Blogs
http://www.trellix.com/ (now is web.com) -- very interesting CMS (end-user oriented, components (GEMS), etc)
http://www.psoft.net/SS/previewer/ - site studio -- wizard like site creating software, very limited functions, ugly templates, etc.
http://www.cityslide.com (http://www.citymax.com) - tons of features, don't have full control over the content, expensive ($20/m)
http://www.homestead.com - expensive, very limited in what you can do.
http://www.theinternetsolution.com/ - a lot of nice features, store integration, dynamic image + flash, bad RTE, links must be typed.
http://www.sitegalore.com/ - nice tool with imagen-like image editor, tons of features, limited control over the content.
http://www.websitewizard.com/ - a lot of features (surveys, e-commerce, mailing lists, etc) -- bad polish quality.
http://www.onlinesitecreator.net/ - has shop creator, form builder and tons of ugly designs (indian)
http://www.nextsense.com/ - macedonian web content editor (ASP based), used to build sites like www.onnet.com.mk
http://www.verisignwebsites.com/ -- bad and expensive (versign, old image cafe)
http://www.yourcms.com/ - CSM - the RTE looks bad, but have few nice features (set publishing dates, etc)
http://www.blogger.com/ -- Simple web publishing system
http://cm4all.com - basic site builder with a lot of (ugly) templates, separated by categories.
http://ez.no - low end CMS
SWSoft SiteBuilder - very ISP/resellers oriented
http://www.interspire.com/ - looks like a FP, but web based.
http://www.plone.org/ - open source CMS, language modules, etc (zope-based)..
http://www.irun.com - simmilar to SK, option to change design, simple RTE, ebay integration, polls, mailing lists, etc.
http://sitekit.net/ - just another UK-based
http://www.redtechnology.com/ - it has form builder
http://www.besavvy.com - nice CMS with RTE, per-page templtes, etc (expensive)
http://www.movabletype.org - php based CMS (typepad is based on it).
http://wordpress.org simple but very nice publishing system without RTE, but support access levels, change control, blogging, etc (PHP/mysql based)
http://squarespace.com - nice and simple CMS. Good help.
http://www.plainblack.com/ - WebGUI - nice CMS, fancy drag-drop of content chunks around the page, ugly editor.
http://moonfruit.com/ - fully flash based CMS with few nice features (but in general very limited). No control over the consistancy on the content what so ever.
http://neo-cms.be - nice CMS with inline RTE, drag-drop menu editor, Template editor, Breadcrumbs, Workflow, history of all edits with option to roll-back
http://pages.google.com - the google page builder -- very basic, no consistent layout (each page can have it's own design), missing concept for navigation, iteractivity, etc.
Most common disadvantages of these products are:
- Not professional and customizable templates (templates are cookie-cutting)
- the user don't have full control over the content (pre-defined pages, etc)
- missing dynamic images for nice-looking menus, titles, etc
- no control over the links/images (user can create broken links/images/etc)
- no consistent control over the style of the site (users can create inconsistent pages within one web sites)
- not a scalable solution
High end CMS
http://www.crownpeak.com/ - very nice content management system (web editor, version control, work-flow, etc)
http://www.eprise.com - entreprise-level content managment, good copy.
http://www.plumtree.com - hi-end content management server -- everything build around the portlets (acquired by BEA in Aug-2005)
http://www.hannonhill.com/ - too much like a front-page, bad template design, too expensive ($20K or $1K/month)
http://www.ektron.com/empower.cfm -- nice RTE (plugin-based) and Content management system over it...
http://www.reddotsolutions.com/ -- nice content management system (NT based admin -- generate static HTML)
http://www.fatwire.com/ -- DCM(tm) -- must see (have RDAM, etc)
http://www.immediacy.co.uk/
Usually all this products have the Enterprise level functionality (version control, style control, link control, roles, etc) but usually have high TCO
Framework for creating of CMS
http://www.atg.com/ - Dynamo Java
http://www.interwoven.com/ -- vignette-like DCM systems (modular-based -- good explanations)
http://www.deepbridge.com/ -- Content management (seems based on iterowen)
http://www.microsoft.com/cmserver/ - the m$ content management server
http://www.broadvision.com/
http://www.webputty.com -- nice XML DCM (MS DNA/.net based)
http://atomz.com - content management - so, so
http://www.filenet.com -- many softwares, incl CMS
http://www.vignette.com/ - the leader in CMS (cnet, cnn, etc) starts from $250K
http://www.intranetsol.com/ - Enterprise CMS
http://www.mediasurface.com -- Another Enterprise DCM system
Each one of these frameworks requires a lot of customization....
Tools (build it by yourself CMS)
http://www.v2wd.com/ - tons of templates - very low prices.
http://mysource.squiz.net/ - very nice CMS
http://www.mamboserver.com - nice PHP-based system with tons of plugins and templates.
http://gallery.menalto.com/ - open source gallery builder, with auto-thumnail generator and many other features.
http://iupload.com - simple CMS
http://phpnuke.org - low end CMS
http://www.synop.com/ - PHP module-based DCM solution. (good source for module ideas)
http://zope.org
http://miva.com
http://php3.com
http://tikiwiki.sourceforge.net -- nice PHP bases CMS with tons of features (surveys, etc)
http://openacs.org - Open source version of ArsDigesta
http://www.nadminstudio.com/ - content management and portal development based on Midgard -- nice features...
http://www.masonhq.com/ -- very good DCM --- perl based with cache, components, etc
http://www.aestiva.com -- very nice web database system -- like DCP... good texts..
http://www.decart.com -- some BG content manager
http://apple.com/webobjects/
http://www.midgard-project.org/ - Web application development and publishing platform based on the popular PHP.
http://codecharge.com/ - Allows you to create DCM sites from FP
http://www.macromedia.com/software/spectra - CMS based on MM coldfusion
http://www.userland.com/, http://EditThisPage.com
http://www.redhat.com/software/rha/cms/ - red hat content management system
http://www.webmacro.org/ -- Java templates processor + servlets
http://cocoon.apache.org/ -- Java-based framework for dynamic content sites (ala DCP) with a lot of advanced features. Implmeneted around the notion of "component pipelines". Keep all data in XML and apply XSLT to produce the requested format. Portal Framework included.
http://lenya.apache.org/ - Open-Source Content Management and Publishing System based on cacoon. Suppors workflows, link managment (stupid way), navigation managment (sitegraph, menus, breadcrumbs), etc
http://www.emojo.com/ -- a lot of well-defined modules...
http://typo3.org/
Online photo galleries
http://smugmug.com/ - very pro site for photo sharing with unlimited storage (for a small anual fee). You can sell your photos, customize your layout (knowing HTML is "recommened"), add tags, web + client-based upload, edit phots (crop, etc), provide XML/RPT and REST interfaces for uploading, RSS feed (for photo updates), pin your photos on the map.
http://www.zazzle.com - nice site (google investors behind it) allow custom prints on everything (incl stamps)
http://www.flickr.com - nice feature set (comments on regions of the photo, flexible drag-drop galleries, links to blogs, comments, etc).
http://clubphoto.com - just a photo site.
http://www.fotki.com/ - photo publishing/printing site. 10Mb free (unlimited for paid accounts).
http://www.photonet.com - kodak picture center
http://www.photoworks.com - standard photo ordering site.
http://playground.kodak.com - nice manipulations with photos (editing, etc)
http://www.snapfish.com/ - probably the best photo site.
http://photos.yahoo.com/ - just another photo site.
http://imageevent.com - just another photo site.
http://www.imagestation.com -- very good photo site (Sony)
http://www.ofoto.com/ -- Kodak -- top photo site.
http://www.shutterfly.com/ -- anther photo site.
http://gallery.sourceforge.net/ - do it by youself gallery site (tool for creating galleries)
http://www.webshots.com - nice photos, offer desctop wallpapers, high resolution for $3/m
Online Rich Text Editors
http://www.editlet.com - the RTE for SiteGalore
http://www.ephox.com - Java-based feature-rich RTE
http://www.crossbowweb.com/Demo/ - very fast, client-side preview, nice selection of content to be edited.
http://www.fredck.com/FCKeditor/ - open source RTE editor....
http://www.realobjects.com/ - Online Java Rich text Editor
http://www.cfdev.com/activedit/ - rich text edit (activeX control)
http://www.richtextbox.com/richtextbox/- rich text editor (use IE edit control with a lot of customization)
http://www.bris.ac.uk/is/projects/cms/ttw/ttw.html - list of many rich text browser-based editors
http://xopus.com/ - very nice XML editor, preserving the semantic of the content (you can eidt only what's allowed to edit)
http://bxe.oscom.org/ - another WYSIWYG XML editor ( RelaxNG validation )
http://kupu.oscom.org/ - another WYSIWYG XML editor
CMS-related prortals
http://www.cmswire.com - a nice summary of all CMS products
http://opensourcecms.com - a nice review of all open source CMS with demos
http://www.oscom.org/matrix/index.html - good list of open source CMS
http://cmscritic.com - reviews/list of CMS.
