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If i look into PHP they have Joomla, although it was initially build for CMS only but currently it is doing much more then that, like it have Shopping Card module, blogging, forums and many more. In short for PHP guy they have Joomla as opensource, which just need a little customization and the side is ready within 3days.
Now what we have in ASP.NET, the most famous opensource here is dotNetNuke but don't support web2.0.
My question here is that what do we have in ASP.NET platform or in other word what is Joomla of ASP.NET.
Best option is DotNetNuke, if you want to go for .Net 2.0 then you can choose older version of DNN and you need to search plugins for that DNN.
Another option is Umbraco CMS. It is also a well known in the community.
There are also third party paid version of CMS which can have functionality that you want.
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I am starting to develop website using Umbraco CMS.Currently I only concentrated on programming HTML JavaScript and CSS for websites.
After do researching and read few Umbraco sites, can I develop a Umbraco site without any .net knowledge?
Is there any best tutorial books and videos i can start with
Can I develop a Umbraco site without any .net knowledge?
Yes, you can. If you are mostly focused on static content. You will need .net knowledge when you add dynamic content to the umbraco site. This is accomplished through the use of macros.
I'd advice you to try the pay-as-you-go subscription to Umbraco TV. It's 19 euros a month, and they have more than 150 in-depth video tutorials that will help you get started on using .net with Umbraco.
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Anyone know where to go to find decent Drupal Project API documentation? Specifically, I'd like to look at the WYSIWYG Plugin API documentation but I can't find any place where that's actually documented even though it's referenced in the WYSIWYG Project quite a few times.
If there's some good site out there that has all the documentation on Drupal I could ever hope to get, I'd appreciate knowing about it because drupal.org is not being helpful at the moment. I tried getting a grip on Drupal through documentation and it is a pain to try and find anything without using a search engine but, even with a search engine, I can't find anything on WYSIWYG Plugin API.
Groups for Drupal WYSIWYG : https://groups.drupal.org/wysiwyg
Good luck ^^
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I'm looking for an open-source framework for classified ads. It needs to be .NET-based, but I can pay.
Advanced features not really required - just need to be able to post ads for registered users in a private environment.
In terms of price, anything up to $1,000 is fine.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
MixNP is written in ASP.net C# and is a new addition to codeplex. It is free and open source GPLv3.
Looks good.
https://mixnp.codeplex.com/
Microsoft have a starter kit for classifieds:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/starter-kits/classifieds
I'd think DotNetNuke would work for you, although it might be a bit of overkill for your intended use case.
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I have searched through the net for the open source project of Document management system for asp.net, all I got was CMS.
Is their any Document Management System open source for asp.net?
I do understand that Sharepoint can do this task for me, but I am looking for a asp.net solution.
Have a look at sensenet http://sensenet.codeplex.com/
I am trying it at the moment as I am also looking for a .net/asp.net solution. It seems very promising. So far it seems like something I might be able to use. The only issue is the GPL license but am seeing what the deal with that will be. I.e. is you wanted to use it in collaboration with other software.
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What are the most used modules in Drupal?
Go to this page and take a list of all modules sorted by installations. The most installed module over all drupal versions appears to be the Views module then, followed by CCK and token.
Content Construction Kit (CCK) and Views are probably used on most sites. Hard to think of any non-trivial site not using one or both. In fact CCK is now in Drupal 7 Core.
CCK and views are the most used modules. All the modules list you can find at the drupal site. If you want a list of all the SEO modules you can have a look at this link