On the Internet, there are many types of content management systems (CMS) that have common features and distinctive ones, which make them unique in their own implemented trend.

For example, most of the actual content management systems like portals, blogs, news websites and more have in common the base architecture of driving content with the help of a database or flat files. Certain applications will have functionalities present also in other content management systems, such as a portal like Joomla could have blog features.

But the present days of the Internet are marked by the Web 2.0 rules in web applications development. VIVVO CMS tends to fulfill many of developers' and webmasters' wishes through simplicity, elegance and efficiency of the main features. Articles can be delivered in different output formats, like XHTML, PDA, RSS and more, contained in static HTML pages optimized for a higher download speed and also for gaining a bigger search engine rank.

For developers, the time needed to construct websites will be reduced, due to some unique VIVVO CMS features. For example some of them are: OO (Object Oriented) design, MVC (model view controller) architecture and what is definitely the key point for a competitive Web 2.0 website is represented mainly by: a single Ajax template for data sharing, reusable components, implementation of modern database management techniques (field mapping).

The application is very easy to setup and it comes with a predefined script that will verify the validity of minimal server requirements. Another interesting feature is the simplicity of the administration panel, even if it hides a lot of options to change almost every aspect of the frontend.

This application has more features that generate unique functionalities, which have not been all discussed in this article. VIVVO CMS could make you indirectly understand the controversial definition of WEB 2.0, by the new trends implemented in web content development with its overall structure and performance. The VIVVO CMS application could be downloaded also from the SOFTPEDIA website by using this link.