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<blockquote data-quote="academic" data-source="post: 225426" data-attributes="member: 9254">Their is no point in saying to go out and learn to code your own CMS because obviously, from this post, it suggests that you are not willing to go forward with such a project. However, if you are referring to getting a website done, this is vastly different to a CMS, and someone may be more willing to do so.&nbsp;Although, if you're indeed asking for a CMS, you better start pulling out the wallet, because a CMS needs many hours, and entails a good set of skills to build it to an efficient status.&nbsp;However, it may be even better to go for an alternative like <a href="http://www.wordpress.org" target="_blank">WordPress.org</a> (for blogging, personal) or maybe even try <a href="http://www.joomla.org" target="_blank">Joomla.org</a> (CMS) and with a bit of playing around you can have your own ready made CMS.&nbsp;Hope this helped.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="academic, post: 225426, member: 9254"] Their is no point in saying to go out and learn to code your own CMS because obviously, from this post, it suggests that you are not willing to go forward with such a project. However, if you are referring to getting a website done, this is vastly different to a CMS, and someone [I]may[/I] be more willing to do so. Although, if you're indeed asking for a CMS, you better start pulling out the wallet, because a CMS needs many hours, and entails a good set of skills to build it to an efficient status. However, it may be even better to go for an alternative like [URL='http://www.wordpress.org']WordPress.org[/URL] (for blogging, personal) or maybe even try [URL='http://www.joomla.org']Joomla.org[/URL] (CMS) and with a bit of playing around you can have your own ready made CMS. Hope this helped. [/QUOTE]

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