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Mambo is a Content Management System (CMS). It is the engine behind your website that simplifies the creation, management, and sharing of content.
The Mambo Development Team focuses on building a solid application framework rather than on add-ons that are typically found in many portal solutions. This keeps the Mambo core extremely lightweight and efficient, thus making it easier for anybody to extend Mambo through custom third party component and modules that directly serve their needs.
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I think that Mambo is the best CMS out there. If you like CMS systems, this one is easiest to work with for non-technical people. There are a ton of templates out there to use and creating your own is about as simple as it can be. If you haven't tried Mambo yet, get yourself a copy and see why I and alot of others think this system is going to go far.