Django CMS 3.2 released

Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by mkane848 on Thursday December 10, 2015 @03:45PM (#10713321)

I'm currently tasked with creating a new version of my company's Intranet system and have been looking into the different CMS options out there and talking over choices like SharePoint and OpenAtrium with my co-worker.

Would you recommend DjangoCMS for an Intranet? I'm planning to implement collaborative content tools and a company wiki (probably going with MediaWiki) on top of keeping features we've already got, and the only external applications we deal with are ADP and BST.

I'm a LOT more familiar with Python than I am PHP, so finding a framework I can hit the ground running with would be huge. Thanks!

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Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by cbertschy on Thursday December 10, 2015 @04:21PM (#10713572)

We are currently developing a intranet solution for django CMS at Divio. I cannot give you a ETA yet, but should we inform you once it's available?

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Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by rufugee on Thursday December 10, 2015 @05:01PM (#10713837)

Would love to learn more about this...

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Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by mkane848 on Friday December 11, 2015 @08:04AM (#10716826)

Absolutely! Thanks for the reply

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Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by DanieleProcida on Thursday December 10, 2015 @04:14PM (#10713509)

django CMS has very granular permissions, so yes, it works well for Intranet purposes.

It can take a little while to get them set up just-so, but you can use them to handle just about any scenario.

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Re:Django CMS 3.2 released by mkane848 on Friday December 11, 2015 @08:04AM (#10716829)

Great, thanks for the reply. Can't wait to give the demo a run :)

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