Content Management System

[ben chi(f4)]

First off, let me say... I don't do any coding at all.

With that being said, I'm the system admin in the room and the guys that work in here do a lot of coding and they are looking for something to keep track of their versions, updates and so on and so forth for their code.

They do a lot of work on MATLAB and I was wondering if any of you could point me in the right direction. Paid, free, VMware.. no problem.

Thank you in advance...
Master Ben Chi Chronic

 

[TechieSooner]

The two post popular CMS are Joomla and Drupal.

I personally use Drupal for our website. Very easy to use, and it's more driven by modules (plugins), very little coding work required.

Joomla is good as well, though that one is geared more to those that want to customize it heavily.

Both are open source, so if any of your guys want to tweak the code they could do so.

 

[Krisinu]

I'd even pass off Wordpress as a CMS, thought not exactly designed for it, there's templates out there that allow for group collaboration. Quite easy to manage as well.

 

[PanzerBoxb]

What you are looking for is not content management, it is code management or revision control like CVS. There are many free versions including CVS and Bonsai.

 

[cymon]

git, at gitscm is another good option. I've found it to be extremely good at merging branches and so forth, it's very good at identifying conflicts (at least in C++, FWIW). Give it a shot, there is a windows port too (msysgit on google code).

 

[Berg0]

I use subversion for version management, and the tortoise SVN client.

http://subversion.tigris.org/

http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org/

 

[ben chi(f4)]

Would I be able to tie these with MATLAB?

 

[Yakyb]

yeah subversion sounds likethe answer here