Bitrix Site Manager for Windows

By Bitrix
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Developer’s Description

Maintain a high-performance Web site.

Bitrix Site Manager is a multi-featured and easy to use website management, e-marketing and e-commerce solution with an integrated PRO+PRO security framework. The software, delivered with source code and open API, provides a technological foundation for immediate launch of an online presence, and customization opportunities to meet specific needs while saving money on extra hardware, software and IT staff. Bitrix Site Manager includes 32 modules that handle content and structure in the most flexible manner. Among them are e-store, advertising, lead generation, newsletter management, SEO, web analytics, performance monitoring, blogs, e-learning, and social networking.

Bitrix Site Manager for Windows

By Bitrix
Trial version
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GENERAL

Release: December 7, 2011

Latest update: September 2, 2015

Version: 11.0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 2003
Windows 7
Windows 10
Windows Server
Windows Vista

Additional Requirements: MySQL/MSSQL/Oracle, Apache/MSIIS, PHP

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Total Downloads: 2,378

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

4 User Votes

Horribly long winded and painful to use.
DcruAugust 17, 2012
Pros
Easy to install Easy to uninstall
Cons
Expensive Non-intuitive Bloated and cumbersome
Summary
The company I work for has been developing sites in Bitrix for around 12months. Never before has software made me feel suicidal - Bitrix achieves this with ease. Site configuration is utterly non-intuitive - the menus are a non-intuitive maze of logic-defying associations. If you want to start developing software interfaces for a living, install Bitrix for the perfect example of what not to do. Even basic tasks are buried in the most illogical of places. Support is available but mostly consists of 'RTFM' or the expectation that you have a level of coding knowledge literally high enough to enable you to actually develop your own CMS in the first place. There is no community so you are literally on your own. If you don't like the way It's huge - 50,000+ files huge, with a ridiculously high number of nested directories (want to change 'add to cart' text?; that will be bitrix/components/bitrix/catalog/templates/.default/bitrix/catalog.top/.default/lang/en/template.php).<br /><br /><span class='notifyMsg'> Updated </span>on Sep 12, 2012<p/>Additionally there is no CVS - God help you if there are two people working on coding different parts of the site at the same time. You constantly over-write each other's changes even when one of you is working on a stylesheet and the other on a template. No drafts are saved and you can't see previous revisions - awful stuff.
A very powerful CMS which is inexpensive.
mehdi138May 7, 2005
Pros
Everything works great, great product. Their support is also excellent.
Cons
Summary
The best inexpensive CMS available.
May 21, 2004
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I stared using bitrix a few weeks ago and so far its been great. Open Source may have more small add-ons and other dumb stuff most businesses don't need, but bitrix's product is solidly built. No browser issues, strange layouts or random errors to debug. The higher priced versions have a pretty good e-commerce module to.
Very good!
March 23, 2004
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