.Net Cms News & Articles

Danish based Composite C1, Microsoft's top ranked open source web content management system, announced today full support for cloud hosting through Windows Azure, allowing users to easily gain the benefits of scalable global hosting, increased security and low cost. 

The open source web CMS built on Microsoft ASP.NET, Umbraco, is making some changes in how it handles content. Changes many developers will like.

Telerik has released version 4.3 of its Sitefinity .NET Web content management system. And like we expected, there are more capabilities to support the online customer experience.

DotNetNuke 6.1 officially hits the street today and along with some performance and security management improvements, the open source Web CMS now makes it easier for you to launch and manage your mobile websites.

Bitrix Site Manager v.11.0 is out with new tools that transform it well beyond CMS website creation, into a full fledged Cloud-based web services development platform, with support for the top web storage destinations including Google Storage, Amazon S3, Windows Azure Storage and OpenStack.

Australian web content management provider, Elcom, has released the latest version of ElcomCMS (formerly CommunityManager.NET). We gave you a sneak peek at what was coming back in August, but now it's finally here. Let's check it out.

The ASP.Net CMS from Kentico is now ready for a major refresh. With a successful beta hot off the server and over 100 pages of improvements and changes, the company is now shipping its new product.

Telerik, maker of the Sitefinity .NET Web CMS, has announced release 4.2 of the product. Despite what the press release says, it's all about content and commerce -- not customer experience. The essentials. How refreshing.

Both Forrester and Gartner have recognized Web CMS vendor Ektron in their respective Web Content Management reports, and both have said that Ektron still needs to prove itself enterprise ready. Today, that's what Ektron is doing with the announcement of release candidate Ektron 8.5. There are a number of major changes in this version, is it enough?

You knew it was coming, they blogged about it. DotNetNuke (news, site) has announced the official release of DNN 6.0. The first thing that will catch your eye -- the new interface.

Analyst firm Ars Logica (news, site) has released a couple of new Compass Guides, adding to the list of who's who in web content management. This time we reviewed the guides for GX Software and Kentico.

The latest release of Telerik's (news, site)  web content management system Sitefinity is now supporting Windows Azure and touts a number of performance enhancements to boot.

There has long been a battle among Microsoft developers regarding what is better VB.NET or C#. It seems that VB.NET might be on the loosing end, as DotNetNuke (news, site) announces they are migrating their core WCM platform from it to C#.

Every web content management system needs to have social capabilities, DotNetNuke (news, site) is no exception. And what's the easiest way to get these capabilities up and running quickly? Acquisition.

We knew it was in the works, but now it is official. Microsoft has welcomed web content management provider Kentico (news, site) in the Windows Azure family of supported products.