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CMS and PHP Frameworks

CMS stands for Content Management System. As the name implies, CMS gives you, the business owner, the ability to manage the content of your website. Perform any number of functions once you get into the back-end of your CMS-based website. Then you do not have to completely rely on your developers to make changes to the website. 
A framework is a user-written, custom code within a predefined set of rules. This allows developers to develop modules and applications using core library functions, with PHP as the primary programming language. 

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