WebGUI (pronounced web-gooey) is a platform built to allow average business users to build and maintain complex web sites. It is modular, pluggable, and platform independent. It was designed to allow the people who create the content, to manage it online, rather than content management taking up the time of the busy IT Staff. IT can set up WebGUI in a flash, and then be off to worry about their other responsibilities. Other staff can be populating and maintaining content, day or night, at will.

TWiki is a flexible, powerful, and simple Web-based collaboration platform. You can use TWiki to run a project development space, a document management system, a knowledge base, an issue tracking system or any other groupware application. It looks and feels like a normal Intranet or Internet Web site. In addition, there is an Edit link on every page to change or create content by using just a Web browser. Features include automatic link generation, full text search, authorization based on groups, web form handling, email notification of changes, SSI, file attachments to Web pages, revision control of pages and attachments, a modular templating system with skins and more. The Plugins API can be used to build new groupware applications. Existing Plugins are spreadsheet, calendar, TOC, and more.

CMS is a Web-based Content Managment System written in Perl. This system allows a group of people to share files and work on them without interfering with the work of others. This is done by checking-out, checking-in and reserving files. By checking-out a file reserved, you make sure everyone else knows you are working on the file. This ensures that no one takes the file with the intention on making changes to it. Once you are done making changes, you check-in the file hence making it available to the others. The system is very easy to use and install. Almost no instructions are necessary. It is heavily based on JavaScript and cookies, so make sure you are using a recent browser.

Page Publisher is an advanced content management system that allows non-technical users to easily update website content and graphics without learning HTML or fear of “breaking” the site. Includes: easy installation & set up; specify what content users can modify; cross-browser WYSIWYG editor; upload images and files. Advanced setup options make it easy to customize the program. Fully rebrand this Private Label software! Save time and money by having pages updated instantly - 90-day money-back guarantee.

SPINE is a webengine that allows you to create websites online by combining custom components. It consists out of so-called Modules, which provide the Object Orientated structure.

diWEBlo is a free tool to let non-programmers easily modify contents of Web pages by simply filling out Web forms you design. It also features template-based Web page creation and password protection for each user.

Kumera is an Open Source Content Management System written in Perl and using XML for data storage, designed for small to medium web sites. Main features include: Separation of content from presentation, The system can have multiple users, each with a different role within each sub-site, A writer can edit and create pages but cannot see other writers pages or modify them, A sub-editor can do everything a writer can do, but they can also browse pages and edit them if they are locked out by someone else, A full-editor can do everything a sub-editor can do but they can delete any page and can commit any page that is locked out.

Changing Pages is a web content management and manipulation application that allows updates to web sites to be made without the need of FTP or knowledge of HTML. It incorporates a multiple user account tiered Security Manager system, a Mailing List Manager and such extensions as multiple content views. Changing Pages uses a MySQL database on backend for data handling.

HTMPL works over set of templates and gives users an opportunity to design web pages and web sites interactively. Those templates are actually HTML files, which are created just once. HTMPL allows to create, edit and delete pages. Using scripts, user can add his own text, graphs, links and flash movies, which template can support, into web pages. No special requirements for server, no database are needed, just HTML + Perl.

Whether you call it a weblog, a diary, or a journal, this simple Open Journal perl script will manage and maintain your Web-based musings and writings from a completely Web-based interface. Features include: automated file creation; automated index updating; automated archiving based on a weekly or monthly format. All done through ordinary text files and no additional perl modules needed to run it.