[Mono-list] Portal code / CMS recs for ASP.NET (DotNetNuke/Rainbow/mojoPortal)

Tom Opgenorth opgenorth at gmail.com
Tue May 5 10:41:37 EDT 2009


My 2 cents again, four years later:

I'm still with mojoPortal.  From a functional point of view, my only
complaint with mojoPortal is that Joe keeps pushing out updates faster
than I seem to get around to installing them.  :)  But seriously,
there's pretty good support for mojoPortal, and it's under actively
development.

There is also Graffiti CMS.  I've noticed a lot of guys switching to
that lately.  Played with it for a bit, and I liked it.

Not a big fan of DNN these days.

I like the code in Cuyahoga.  Clean and modular.


On Thu, Apr 30, 2009 at 20:38, fireworks <pwbyrne at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I've got the same question this fella had 4 years ago.  Any new opinions on
> this?  I'm looking for the same thing.
>
>
> John Kleven wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> Hoping to get some info on what the recommended
>> CMS/portal application framework is for ASP.NET
>> running on apache/mono/linux.  Are there any
>> suggestions for what is best, what others are using,
>> blah blah blah?  Here's what i know about the 3 I
>> listed in the subject (DotNetNuke(DNN), Rainbow,
>> mojoPortal).  Maybe i'm missing other frameworks too
>> -- fill me in if so.
>>
>> DNN
>> Has anybody even gotten DotNetNuke (DNN) running on
>> Linux/mono yet?  Last i read you couldn't compile it
>> on Linux because the VB.NET compiler was still not
>> complete enough to do it.  Maybe somebody has compiled
>> it on windows and then ran it on Linux?  This portal
>> seems to be the most active, tested, so on and so
>> forth.  However its VB which (for me only) makes it a
>> bit less desirable than a C# app.
>>
>> Rainbow
>> Looks good.  Anybody using it with Mono?  More
>> importantly, anybody using it for a commercial venture
>> on mono??  Actually, for me, it looks like a clear cut
>> winner because its C# also.
>>
>> mojoPortal
>> More like a hobby but i guess thats how many OSS
>> projects start.
>>
>> Anyways, feedback (good, bad, ugly) appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks all -
>> John
>>
>>
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