Saturday 15 May 2010

ASP.NET MVC 4 - CMS / CMS Components (like Wordpress) -


I am developing a site in asp.net MVC 4 - the first code, EF5

Area sites require CMS functions - but I would like to drop MVC partially in the site - and MVC 4 (not MVC 2, or web form, say).

Ideally slotting into the existing MVC 4 app - instead of moving (but open to both)

Can I drop any MVC 4 'component' - or can I use full CMS?

Think ASP is equal to MVC 4 WordPress.

Requirements include:

  - Free / Low Price (& lt; $ 99) / Open Source - Good SEO Optimization - Easily add multiple images to one page, and Laying it - Adding new pages to the website - Editing Navigation - Friend's URL - Tagging - Social sharing button with appropriate page titles - Draft and prospective posts - RSS - Blog + comments - Polling - Contact form - Integration of Google Author All on the site Text Editable - Image Gallery, Click Image, Thumbnails - WYS IWYG Page Editing - and Template - User Friendly Admin Tool (Ideally No Technical / HTML / CSS Knowledge Required) - Store All This in a SQL Server 2012   

Can there be a big advantage? (I am semi-committed to MVC at this point - although if there is a lot of harm then it can be persuaded to change).

Thank you

Have you tried / tested the Piranha CMS? With Open Source, MVC4 and Web Pages 2.0, NoGet Install. You can easily add it to your existing project and add content management to it. You can check it or get it directly from

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