Who would be interested in an open source FRC CMS?

[synth3tk]

How easy is it to skin? And I'm assuming that it would be simple for me to, say, go in and add my own customizations to the code, or make a module? It looks pretty well-made, though. I actually like how your site looks. We'd be interested in something like that, since I want the students to create the website next year.

What kinds of options/configurations are possible from the backend?

[Racer26]

Sounds alot like the long-ago forgotten openFIRST portal system started by some members of 1006, 1049, 781, 1075, 1501, 1227, and 1257. www.openFIRST.org

[kavisiegel]

It's actually driven by a bunch of HTML files. Each module on the left has a html file to it's own, which is wrapped in the generic module wrapper, which is inserted into the main template. The main content, each has its own file, and it can be edited. Some modules are more complex than others, where loops are necessary... but even with those, there's no html in the php, at all, so it's extremely easy to skin.

I never heard of openFRC before, but yeah, that's kinda what I'm going for - except more integrated. If I knew about that before, I could have probably gotten in contact with the guys to see if they wanted to continue the project. Do you know if many people used it?