A new concept called jquery inspired API is used here which makes your framework a very much user friendly and interactive. As compared to other CMS which is being there, the fun and easiest is this Processwire to use.

It doesn’t end here, as it includes something called ProcessWire ProFields . ProFields are a group of ProcessWire Fieldtypes and Inputfields that help you to manage content with fewer fields, saving you time and energy. ProFields include: Table, Textareas, Multiplier, and AutoLinks.

Niles Partners is launching a product which will configure and publish ProcessWire, an open source content management system (CMS), content management framework (CMF) and web application framework (WAF) written in the PHP programming language. which is embedded pre-configured and ready-to-launch Vm on Azure.

ProcessWire is designed to have an approachable simplicity that is retained regardless of scale. Simplicity often implies reduced capability, but this is not the case related to the ProcessWire. From the surface, there is very little complexity and the application requires no training. The CMS is based on a system that the authors designed and developed over more than a decade of building CMSs.

Some features of ProcessWire are:

jQuery-styled API with comprehensive documentation

Graphical web-based installer

All fields are custom fields, indexed for find operations in the API

Can be bootstrapped from other PHP applications or command-line scripts

Interactive and API-based image manipulation functions

Drag-and-drop tree-based page list

Drag-and-drop file and image uploads and editing functions

Support for larger scale (100k+ page) installations

Use of string-based selectors for API calls

Role-based access control system

Core development emphasis on security

Markup agnostic output, leaving all output to the developer

Template files are PHP-based, with no template engine used by default

Output caching of entire pages or individual parts

Multi-language support with multi-language text fields and URLs

Modular plugin architecture and available 3rd party modules

Field and input types are themselves plugin modules

Hook system enabling most core functions to be hooked and altered

Fields and groups of fields are repeatable using built-in Repeater field types

Support for rich text editing using CKEditor