Content Mangement Glue, Cocoon 2.1
The Apache project has released version 2.1 of Cocoon. Cocoon is described as "...a web development framework built around the concept of separation of concerns..". And in this case a concern is meant quite literally. Another way of saying this is the separation of roles such that what I'm doing as a content author does not need to concern you as a page developer, nor you as an object designer.
The achievement of this release has been described by the Apache folks as "...marking the transition from a publishing-oriented XML/XSLT server engine towards a componentized XML-based web application development framework."
Two related Apache projects are Lenya, a Cocoon-based Content Management System and Slide, a low-level CMS framework.
Read the official release announcement. Find full information on Cocoon here.
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