- Plone (news, site) won 2009 Best Other Open Source CMS
- Drupal (news, site) won Best Open Source PHP CMS
- ImpressCMS (news, site) won 2009 Most Promising Open Source CMS
Today's category is the 2009 Open Source CMS Hall of Fame. Starting with 2009, Best Overall Open Source CMS winners are no longer eligible to win this category (though Packt has not definitively stated whether this policy is just for this year or indefinitely).
Instead, all previous Best Overall winners (Joomla! in 2006, and Drupal in 2007 and 2008) now compete in the Hall of Fame category.
Speaking of winners, the winner of the first inaugural Packt Hall of Fame Award is Drupal. The Drupal project receives a prize of US$ 4,000 with this win. Second place is (obviously) Joomla!, which receives US$ 2,000.
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In addition to this main award, there are two new separate specialty sub-awards:
- The Drupal Award, given to Zen for the Best Drupal Theme, and Views for the Best Drupal Module
- The Joomla! Award, given to Affinity for the best Joomla! theme, and noixACL for Best Joomla! extension
Tomorrow Packt announces the final prize, that of 2009 Best Overall Open Source CMS.
