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Next we went on to enlist and compare all popular content management systems and how each one of them had their own positives and negatives. After a thorough brainstorming session, we finally banked upon Typo3 and started making a custom back-end for the website using the same.

Next we went on to enlist and compare all popular content management systems and how each one of them had their own positives and negatives. After a thorough brainstorming session, we finally banked upon [http://typo3.org/|Typo3] and started making a custom back-end for the website using the same.

Initially much time was spent in installing and setting up Typo3 in each of our systems, but later it was decided that it would be best if all of us were editing and accessing the same admin panel. However, it was a learning experience to setup Typo3 and the entire website on a local server by importing the entire database and folder structure.

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-Next we went on to enlist and compare all popular content management systems and how each one of them had their own positives and negatives. After a thorough brainstorming session, we finally banked upon Typo3 and started making a custom back-end for the website using the same.
+Next we went on to enlist and compare all popular content management systems and how each one of them had their own positives and negatives. After a thorough brainstorming session, we finally banked upon [http://typo3.org/|Typo3] and started making a custom back-end for the website using the same.
 Initially much time was spent in installing and setting up Typo3 in each of our systems, but later it was decided that it would be best if all of us were editing and accessing the same admin panel. However, it was a learning experience to setup Typo3 and the entire website on a local server by importing the entire database and folder structure.