
Welcome to the CMS Fanboy club. Content Management Systems come of age for Mac users. Easy to install and run on a Mac, powerful and flexible, pMachine’s updated Expression Engine tops the latest class. Oh, there’s a free version, too.
Back in the day, early 2004, Mac360 was one of the first Mac web sites to utilize pMachine’s new content management system, dubbed Expression Engine.
“EE”, as it’s called by the Mac360 ‘EE Fanboy Club’ (Tera, Ron, me) offered users a tremendously powerful way to manage content on web.... (excerpted).
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