Kryn.cms is a novel CMS written in PHP, which simplifies the administration and handling of website with its window based administration area.
Kryn.cms support MySQL or Postgres(in stable) database and is designed to allow easy, effective and secure administration of websites.
Kryn.cms provides furthermore a package system to create, install and share extensions very easy.
The extensions can build complete customized (via Javascript, HTML, CSS and PHP) or via integrated framework for fast and easy integration.
In addition, Kryn.cms uses the MVC architecture, which allow you to edit all templates without knowledge of PHP, you just need HTML and Smarty knowledge.
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looks like a complete new kind of cms. quite interesting... i will jump up on this project as soon as the stable is released.
Posted By: Wolfie on June 8 2010 10:04 am
This is very cool, love the desktop feel. Can't wait for stable version.
Posted By: MissMona on June 7 2010 08:45 am
Nice cms, works like a charm.
Posted By: Hey on May 29 2010 01:31 am
Hey guys, this ranking is 100% done by a script.
Posted By: @steff on May 28 2010 07:05 am
Didn't you guys understand the idea behind OpenSource? Money should / does not count in that scene, if you think another way -> go commercial but do not use the OpenSource brand to have a better image.
Posted By: Steff on May 6 2010 08:36 am
@Jini, sorry, but this is totally bullshit.
For nonprofit usage it's completely free,
but certainly, good software needs good developer, which doesn't work for free at all, and therefore the commercial usage it needs a little fee. The kryn-core is GPL, only the complex administration is not GPL.
To create templates, you have to learn a BIT smarty. Its not in relation with eg. typoscript or other complex templateengines (or even templates in php oO). Kryn templates use only html, css and a bit smarty for the dynamic stuff.
And no, you don't need javascript knowledge to create templates or extensions.
Structure of kryn ? This is your argument? lol: and Joomla, Typo3, Drupal, CMS made simple doesn't have a structur ? .... i don't think so.
I work with kryn since few months and it's just awesome, support is create, template creation very easy and the administration effective - and the response from my clients are the same.
@Kryn team: please dont be affected from this detractors, you at the beginning of a really good CMS.
Posted By: Jini on May 5 2010 07:48 am
What is this.
How this comes at Open source. it' totally for commercial purpose.
NOT AT ALL customizable.
To work on this
ONE Must have knowledge of SMARTY
TO change something you must have good knowledge of Javascript
Then Understand the Structure of Kryn.....
Posted By: Nik on April 28 2010 06:01 am
oh my goodness! sexy, powerful and really, i said REALLY fast in usage!! this will be a typo and joomla killer in the stable, i'm so sure. really nice work, guys!
Posted By: Ryan Khang on April 20 2010 10:47 am
This cms is very cool but one thing i dont even like that they was not updated on time and hard to control the menu bar.
very easy to hook up with host!
need more template
Posted By: Arno on April 16 2010 11:54 am
Looks really nice, but it's impossible to use it as a professional solution. The code is closed. What if something goes wrong? Do i get support from the developers? And at what price?
Nothing more then a nice gimmick imo. Probably aiming at the recreational users.
Posted By: Atti on April 12 2010 12:32 pm
Great CMS - very fast and the "OS" look is nice :-) WHEN ITS STABLE?
Posted By: Rob on April 5 2010 01:56 pm
This CMS is highly not customizable and nor should be considered opensource. The install is bugged and it's not because of mod_rewrite either. Wait for the release before you attempt to use it.
Posted By: peachykeen on March 18 2010 09:31 pm
Quick install, no problems there. Smooth front-end, clean and simple (but looks good). The back-end is definitely the best feature (IMO), great page handling, easy to use but not crippled. Support on the official forums is excellent (they added the aliases feature to core within hours of my request).
Couple bits of text haven't been translated and a few boxes don't work yet.
Overall, I'm impressed so far and would suggest this CMS if you want to play with one. It's not the most basic, but it crosses power and simplicity pretty well.
