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Cuyahoga is a flexible CMS / Portal solution written in C#. It runs on both Microsoft .NET and Mono and uses NHibernate for persistence Multiple databases are supported.

Federated Framework in PHP and compatible with mainstream XOOPS Platforms. EOOPS pronounces [ih-oop`s] is a platform that allows for a dynamics environment that allows for linkages between popular federated networks like status net as well as platforms like friendica for exchanges but with quality clean code that offers a wild expectation to sociology of networks and connected as your website! Elastic Open Object Portal System is a CMS Framework. Comparable with existing XOOPS 2.6 systems, it allows congruency within a XOOPS Framework that is developed by some old Hands in Open Source and offers Open Objectivity with a power of a development environment that is FAST!!

The FLIP [Free LAN In(tra|ter)net Portal] is a comfortable way to organize LAN-Parties. It is build on top of PHP and MySQL providing features like: User management, CMS, To-Do-Tickets, History, Forum. It has been started in Germany by www.unitedlans.de

OmniPortal was built on the idea of having a web-portal-kernel, that could handle security, themeing, and localization. This means that you can create any web based system on top of OmniPortal (i.e. ERP, CMS, CRM) easily. Mono and .Net is supported.

ASP based, modular CMS and Portal. Based loosely on MWEdit (a derivative of Maxwebportal) the base now contains class based code with support for groups, templates, comments, custom block layout, add-ins rather than mods, and self configuring scripts.

ManagedFusion was built on the idea of having a single Web-Portal Core, that handles modules, security, themeing, and localization. A CMS, ERP, or CRM can be easily created with this powerful framework. Mono and .Net are supported.

An open source Web Portal Framework written in ASP.NET / C#.NET, compatible with a variety of databases as well as Mono, loosely based upon DotNetNuke, and in the tradition of popular systems such as PHPNuke, PostNuke, Xoops, etc.

Provide a common portal platform to join Internet Service Providers’ users into a community, both including personalization using "portlets" as the building blocks of .NET type applications and using a Parallel Portal Engine to overcome such demanding use