Umbraco Content Management System
Why Umbraco?
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No license fees
Umbraco is an open-source Content Management System (CMS)) based on the Microsoft.NET framework with no license fees.
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Umbraco’s CMS is extremely secure
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Umbraco is extremely flexible and is extensible
Umbraco can be custom designed to meet your specific or complex needs, no matter how large or small. Whatever you want your website to do, Umbraco can be customized to do it. You can also extend and integrate with other .NET technologies or any Web front-end technologies via WebAPI.
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Umbraco is especially suitable for multilingual sites
You can easily set-up to managing and creating multilingual content.
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High performance, Reliability & Scalability
With built-in caching and external CDNs, Umbraco is breezing-fast, and, it can be easily configured to install with load balancers and run in auto-scaling cloud services.
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Full-stack publishing ability
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Multi-channel Delivery
Umbraco is more than a Web CMS. You can use Umbraco to power anything from Responsive Websites and Mobile Apps to Digital Signage and IoT (Internet Of Things) devices.
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Media Management
With the Umbraco media library, you create folders to categorize and organize different types of media - including documents, images, and videos, easily.
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Insightful content companions
You are blessed with statistical information on how influential is your content while you are creating or editing. Umbraco even brings you suggestions on how you can improve your content.
Drawbacks?
The learning curve of Umbraco is steep. For the most part, you’ll need to seek assistance from a professional developer or consultant.
Who Use Umbraco?
Why Not WordPress?
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Security
Many of the plugins and templates are not properly designed, implemented or updated. This leaves the WordPress website vulnerable to hacker attacks.
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Difficult to update
Many plugins or themes are not compatible with the latest WordPress upgrade. If you can’t update to the latest WordPress security patches, it causes issues for security and performance.
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Performance
WordPress originally started as a blogging platform, not as a CMS. To function as a CMS, it uses a lot of plugins and themes with inefficient coding and consumes a lot of computing resources. This affects performance. Thus, most WordPress sites are usually slow.
So which option is best?
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Go for WordPress
If your website is simply a brochure, blog or news site with little security concerns, with limited visitors. WordPress is easy to set up with predefined templates without getting involved in complicated coding. It is also extremely easy to use with eye-catchy and professional-looking websites.
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Umbraco is your choice