- Umbraco CMS is free
-
-It means that you are not bound and locked to the licensing
-rules about the number of content items / processors / web /
-domains, etc. Many products are very expensive as the license cost
-escalates with the number of websites. In many cases, one is soon
-up in the 500' before one can even start to implement the
-solution.
-
-Umbraco is Open Source
-
-In an Open Source product one has at any time full access to
-source code. This provides insight and leads to better quality, as
-"shortcuts" and bad code can easily be penetrated. Moreover, one
-has the ability to influence and further develop the product.
-
-Umbraco is based on open source and is therefore not
-lisence-plated or subject to an enterprise's ownership. The Umbraco
-publishing tool places great emphasis on simplicity, standards,
-flexibility and integration. Umbraco was launched in 2005 and has
-had a tremendous growth since that time. Umbraco is today among the
-most popular systems based on open source for Microsoft. NET
-platform.
-
-100% Microsoft .NET
-
-Umbraco is built 100% on the Microsoft. NET 2.0. This means that
-you can use 3rd party .NET components directly in Umbraco.
-Moreover, integration with other .NET-based solutions is well
-adapted from Umbracos part. Umbraco won an award for the
-Integration possibilities on BNP Awards 2006.
-
-Fast results
-
-Umbraco is a powerful tool with a focus on core functionality
-and openness. This efficiently allows you to achieve exactly what
-you want - rather than be restricted to a "finished" module, which
-makes only half of what you really wanted.
-
-Easy-to-use
-
-Umbraco has a focus on content and facilitate rapid and
-intuitive content management. The system strives to be elegant,
-usable and effective.
-
-Based on standards
-
-Umbraco is based on standards from the W3C as XHTML, CSS, XML
-and XSLT. This gives a greater flexibility and independence, which
-in turn provides more value for the money.
-
-Integration
-
-Umbraco is known to be among the best CMS on integration. Much
-of the reason for this is the way to expose Microsoft ASP.NET
-components as elements of, or so-called "macro's" for use in
-templates, as well as in the WYSIWYG editor that writers and
-editors use. Elements is also possible to "cache" on several levels
-and is based on standard Microsoft .NET technology. Below are some
-examples:
-
-
-- External XML sources (ex RSS) can be directly implemented via
-XSLT elements (macros).
-
-- ASP.NET controls that retrieve data from external or internal
-posterior systems via standard Web Services.
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