We are producing an ECM system aimed at the SMB market.
The short feature list is:
- Configuration driven; no coding required to create management systems
- Complex schema support ( nested and linked types )
- Automatic data entry/modification form creation
- Workflow support
- Compiled templating with fragments and support for reverse proxy cache invalidation on data change
- Horizontal scaling ( nanomsg based node interactions )
- Vertical scaling ( new event based http server translating http messages to nanomsg )
- Script driven installer system with UI ( smaller and more flexible than NSIS - <100k installers containing XML parsing and a general purpose scripting language )
Kickstarter to fund finishing the project is in the works.
Before the startup, at the beginning of the year, I rewrote a new version of Apache Avro in C, C++, Perl, and Java to replace all of the event logging within Amazon. The code runs billions of times per day across 4 major web platforms and 20+ component systems.
Do you build content management systems? Both the website and this comment are a bit confusing to me. Maybe doing usability testing of the homepage would be a good idea? to see if people understand what it is about. You can submit your site for free here: https://usability.testing.exchange — it's a feedback exchange place (I'm developing it). Also look at the Alternatives page, there you'll find lots of other places to get even more feedback.
We are producing an ECM system aimed at the SMB market.
The short feature list is:
- Configuration driven; no coding required to create management systems
- Complex schema support ( nested and linked types )
- Automatic data entry/modification form creation
- Workflow support
- Compiled templating with fragments and support for reverse proxy cache invalidation on data change
- Horizontal scaling ( nanomsg based node interactions )
- Vertical scaling ( new event based http server translating http messages to nanomsg )
- Script driven installer system with UI ( smaller and more flexible than NSIS - <100k installers containing XML parsing and a general purpose scripting language )
Kickstarter to fund finishing the project is in the works.
Before the startup, at the beginning of the year, I rewrote a new version of Apache Avro in C, C++, Perl, and Java to replace all of the event logging within Amazon. The code runs billions of times per day across 4 major web platforms and 20+ component systems.