Comments on: Open Source Coldfusion CMS: Sava http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/open-source-coldfusion-cms-sava/ Free Web Resources Sat, 21 Nov 2009 05:25:32 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Malcolm O'Keeffe http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/open-source-coldfusion-cms-sava/comment-page-1/#comment-11292 Malcolm O'Keeffe Mon, 21 Jul 2008 18:16:23 +0000 http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/?p=320#comment-11292 Tom, we developed Sava CMS in ColdFusion because you get all the rapid development benefits of a scripting language, with the "enterprise" benefits of running on the Java stack. As for the cost issues - you can run Sava on any good ColdFusion hosting arrangement - there's no need to pony up the $1500 license fee that you mentioned. You can get by on a $30/month account just fine. Additionally, the Railo CFML engine (an alternate to Adobe's ColdFusion) is available in a free (community) version, and the Professional version costs only $300. Even better, Railo's partnering with JBoss to release (in Fall 2008) a fully free, open-source version of their software, which will make a 100% free stack you can use to host Sava CMS. I'd encourage you to give Sava CMS a try - I think you'll find it a great option, with no cost barriers. It's also very full-featured; you're likely to find Sava contains the functionality you need, pre-built. Tom, we developed Sava CMS in ColdFusion because you get all the rapid development benefits of a scripting language, with the “enterprise” benefits of running on the Java stack.

As for the cost issues – you can run Sava on any good ColdFusion hosting arrangement – there’s no need to pony up the $1500 license fee that you mentioned. You can get by on a $30/month account just fine.

Additionally, the Railo CFML engine (an alternate to Adobe’s ColdFusion) is available in a free (community) version, and the Professional version costs only $300.

Even better, Railo’s partnering with JBoss to release (in Fall 2008) a fully free, open-source version of their software, which will make a 100% free stack you can use to host Sava CMS.

I’d encourage you to give Sava CMS a try – I think you’ll find it a great option, with no cost barriers. It’s also very full-featured; you’re likely to find Sava contains the functionality you need, pre-built.

]]> By: Tom http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/open-source-coldfusion-cms-sava/comment-page-1/#comment-10189 Tom Fri, 11 Jul 2008 22:14:01 +0000 http://www.webresourcesdepot.com/?p=320#comment-10189 Why in Coldfusion? This CMS is open source but you need to pay at least 1500$ to make it running. I found another CMS writen in Coldfusion: Emojo (http://www.emojo.com) not open-source but really complete (eCommunity/eMedia/EBusiness/...) I think is the most complete CMS I saw on the web! Why in Coldfusion? This CMS is open source but you need to pay at least 1500$ to make it running. I found another CMS writen in Coldfusion: Emojo (http://www.emojo.com) not open-source but really complete (eCommunity/eMedia/EBusiness/…) I think is the most complete CMS I saw on the web!

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