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I have a requirement to setup a website that allows users, user blogs, a forum and is flexible enough to add other features via .net. I’m just about to evaluate Umbraco, but for another website that’s clearly up the CMS alley, however the aforementioned project needs faster turnaround.
Umbraco supports users, as in backend users with various editing and publishing permissions. There are a couple of blog and comments packages for backend users. Umbraco v4 also has Canvas (editing in place, within the website).
It also supports Membership which is front end website ‘members’. You could provide blogs for these ‘members’ using an extension like Doc2Form.
Umbraco v4 now uses the standard .NET login controls so it’s fairly easy to set up membership & registration.
For a forum Umbraco typically is paired with YAF. There is an article on how to do that at http://www.createsoft.co.uk/blog/
That article describes how to integrate YAF as a .NET control in Umbraco. If you are using Membership for other things, the forum will use a seperate username&password to the membership id. You’ll need to ask on the Umbraco forum for info on how to get around that (it has been done)
It is easy to use or develop .Net controls in Umbraco. YAF and Doc2Form are 2 examples mentioned here.