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I am developing a wepapp on CodeIgniter, a small portion of the website will need CMS capabilities so the client can update content themselves.

I have looked around for CMS solutions for CodeIgniter, after poking around on major CI-CMS websites, I've reached some conclusions.

  • PyroCMS : Seems fairly new, documentation could be a stumbling block.
  • FuelCMS : Looks very impressive, extensive documentation. According to documentation : can be used when needed and lets you use CI as you normally would.
  • IonizeCMS : Looks good but seems to be more of a CMS only(I could be wrong).
  • These seem to be the top contenders. Do you have any experience in working with any of these or other CMSs that work on CodeIgniter - What is the best option to pick if CMS functionality is just small part of the webapp.

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    PyroCMS has been around for a long time and is tried and tested. The documentation is growing here and the Plugin, Tag, Module and Widget architecture mean you can do anything you like.

    http://pyrocms.com/documentation/

    You can download extra modules from our recently launched Add-on area to see how they work:

    http://pyrocms.com/store

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    I love pyro and developing module is also easy in pyro if you are codeigniter developer. But for multilingual and html 5 backend i am using ionize cms. In short no one is perfect in this world. You have to choose according to your requirements.