If you need some more information please write me want you need.
Please do not tell me to use existing ones, I want to learn to this myself and I not sure the existing ones will do want I need.
I actually have the first book and did not find it all that useful. There were some good bits but overall it was a let down.
Why don't you look at something like Orchard CMS (http://www.orchardproject.net/). It is a great product and is free and is built on the MS stack of technology.
I use Orchard often and you can really go to town with it and customise it as you can download the source code. Plus, create many different themes.
As for the ECommerce part you can install an already built module to handle this for you.
If Orchard is not something you are interested in. There are many other Open Source options and would highly recommend not re-inventing the wheel.
Content Management is a whole industry and to try build something by yourself you'd be up against it.
Thanks for the answer. I will try the link you give me, I still want to build something my self.
I can use what you give me on every site that I bulid?
About the book, that is what I read on the Customer Reviews
The following are recommended resources that will aid in teaching you about: creating new pages, editting pages, deleting pages, control the pages title, meta description and meta keywords, so on and so forth:
Content Management Systems (Tools of the Trade)
by Dave Addey, James Ellis, Phil Suh and David Thiemecke
(Aug 2002)
I believe this book will cover all your needs. It is a very comprehesnive book and "which manages to be both technical enough to keep developers happy and yet clear enough to be understood by managers."
Here is a quick and broad breakdown of what this book will cover:
a guide through the process of arriving at a content management solution, including the background knowledge you need to know, how to go about getting a solution, implementing the solution, and migrating existing content
to it
There has been postive customer review feedback with regards to this book - that being said, it is a must-read for all those involved in deploying content over the web.
mstudio
Member
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Book about Content Management System
Nov 06, 2012 07:17 AM|LINK
Hey,
I want to bulid CMS for my clients and I need help to choose book about how to build it.
I need to create new pages, edit pages, delete pages, also I need to control the pages' title, meta description and meta Keywords.
Also I want option to control image gallery and to control online store with categories, products and so on...
Can you any recommendations about books teaching and explaining this?, I need the book to be on C#.
(the newest books will be great)
Is the book ASP.NET 3.5 CMS Development good?
(http://www.amazon.com/ASP-NET-3-5-Development-Curt-Christianson/dp/1847193617)
I read some Customer Reviews but I am not sure the cover want I need, and it look lilke it do not cover all the relative information
is the book Pro ASP.NET 4 CMS better?
(http://www.amazon.com/Pro-ASP-NET-CMS-Techniques-Developers/dp/1430227125/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top)
Security is important, any book teach about it?
If you need some more information please write me want you need.
Please do not tell me to use existing ones, I want to learn to this myself and I not sure the existing ones will do want I need.
Thanks.
Dave_Winches...
Contributor
3051 Points
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Re: Book about Content Management System
Nov 06, 2012 10:11 AM|LINK
Hi
I actually have the first book and did not find it all that useful. There were some good bits but overall it was a let down.
Why don't you look at something like Orchard CMS (http://www.orchardproject.net/). It is a great product and is free and is built on the MS stack of technology.
I use Orchard often and you can really go to town with it and customise it as you can download the source code. Plus, create many different themes.
As for the ECommerce part you can install an already built module to handle this for you.
If Orchard is not something you are interested in. There are many other Open Source options and would highly recommend not re-inventing the wheel.
Content Management is a whole industry and to try build something by yourself you'd be up against it.
Hope this helps.
/D
Please mark as ANSWER if this is the solution.
mstudio
Member
2 Points
13 Posts
Re: Book about Content Management System
Nov 06, 2012 12:27 PM|LINK
Thanks for the answer. I will try the link you give me, I still want to build something my self.
I can use what you give me on every site that I bulid?
About the book, that is what I read on the Customer Reviews
april_123456
Participant
775 Points
246 Posts
Re: Book about Content Management System
Dec 14, 2012 05:14 AM|LINK
Hello there,
The following are recommended resources that will aid in teaching you about: creating new pages, editting pages, deleting pages, control the pages title, meta description and meta keywords, so on and so forth:
Content Management Systems (Tools of the Trade) by Dave Addey, James Ellis, Phil Suh and David Thiemecke (Aug 2002)
With Kind Regards
mstudio
Member
2 Points
13 Posts
Re: Book about Content Management System
Dec 16, 2012 06:10 AM|LINK
@april_123456
Thanks, this book cover all the things I need?
april_123456
Participant
775 Points
246 Posts
Re: Book about Content Management System
Dec 21, 2012 01:45 AM|LINK
Hello mstudio!
You're very welcome!
I believe this book will cover all your needs. It is a very comprehesnive book and "which manages to be both technical enough to keep developers happy and yet clear enough to be understood by managers."
Here is a quick and broad breakdown of what this book will cover:
a guide through the process of arriving at a content management solution, including the background knowledge you need to know, how to go about getting a solution, implementing the solution, and migrating existing content to it
There has been postive customer review feedback with regards to this book - that being said, it is a must-read for all those involved in deploying content over the web.
I wish you the best of luck on your endavour!