I started these series of screen-cast about different CMS because I think that most of you agree that this way of building a web application is in most cases the fastest way.
In this tutorial we will see how simple it is to implement a Photoshop Design into a drupal theme in about 5 minutes.

In this tutorial you’ll be covering PHP sessions. PHP sessions are more like cookies but with the difference that sessions are closed right after the connection with server is closed. But watch this screen-cast to learn in detail about them.

As you may already know, Joomla is considered to be the most used CMS (Content Management System) because of it’s ease of installation and configuration. So, that is why I though about sharing this good introductory video tutorial about Joomla made by michiganmedia.

Today I found a very good video tutorial about Drupal. The guys from lynda.com made an introductory screen-cast that should be enough for everybody to understand the basics of Drupal. It will pass you through all the important aspects of installing, configuring, customizing, and maintaining a Drupal-powered website.

Today I found a great PHP tutorial series called “Diving into PHP”. It is made by Jeffrey Way from nettuts and it has 15 episodes till now. It starts from scrach and slowly builds up to advanced topics that is why it is great for PHP beginers and for advanced users.

As you can see for your self the poll needs no explication. Joomla seems to be the first choice of the majority (at least for the reader/viewers of videophpblog.com). Thank you for voting!

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This tutorial is a reference to an Ajax class that is posted on phpclasses.org. It will learn you to use it to create user friendly WEB2.0 applications.

Drupal is not like the average open source CMS software. It is powered by its’ lightweight core, the simplicity of use, the thousand of contributors that are constantly updating and upgrading it and the thousand of customised free plugins that you can use to achieve your on-line purpose. Drupal is not only a CMS (content management system) but a content management framework too. Why is it a framework too? Well tha’s symple, just because it is geared more towards configurability and customisation.

As I allready told you in the previous post I will start adding a new poll each month. So, for this month I was thinking of giving you the oportunity to select and comment the CMS of your choice. I took this decision in regarding with “2008 Open Source CMS Award” given by Packt Publishing in August, 2008. Please vote for it and afterword please leave a comment and explain your choice.