Jahia News & Articles

Welcome to the January 2012 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Normally in this space we look back over the current month and forward into the next month, keeping you up to date with the open source CMS and other related projects that might interest you. Like last year, we're taking a look back at 2011 and into 2012 for some extra insights into what's to come.

Welcome to the November 2011 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Welcome to the October 2011 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Swiss-based Jahia said the company will sponsor free content migration -- to anyone signing up for the $5,000 Certified Migration program to its latest version 6.5 of namesake Jahia, Java-based open source CMS solution.  

The certified migration program is open to all organizations “…whether they are running a former version of Jahia or any other solution on the market; this program is designed to aid in the secure migration to Jahia 6.5."

Welcome to the September 2011 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

If you believe (as I do) that semantics is the key to smart content -- to content enriched and structured to promote findability, reuse, and task-focused knowledge extraction -- and if you believe (as I do) in open source, then the IKS Semantic Project may be for you.

Jahia (news, site) has announced the latest release of its enterprise content management (ECM) platform, version 6.5. Version 6.5 has an impressive number of new features including building composite user interfaces without development and the consolidation of web, portal, social, search, mobile and content management into one user experience.

The idea that the web content management (WCM) and portal markets will converge is frequently discussed. One repository, a single administrative toolset, a seamless user experience -- these are the results of a combined platform. The upcoming version of the open source content management solution, Jahia, is designed with this composite model in mind.

In fact, Jahia 6.5, provides a composite content platform based on the most mature Java open source frameworks. It leverages well known standards such as JSR168/286, JSR170/283, OpenSocial, OpenSearch, and many popular open source libraries like Apache Jackrabbit, Apache Lucene/Solr, JBoss BPM and many more.

This new framework is modular, so you can easily customize and extend your solution. Add to this the new Japhia Studio to quickly design solutions without writing a line of code, and you have a rich, extensive platform to build your website and web applications.

Want to know more? Jahia is running a webinar tomorrow May 17 at 8am PST / 11am EST / 17:00 CET entitled  Discover Jahia 6.5: Create and Customize your Applications in a Breeze. In it you will learn all about:

• Platform Modularity: The New jahia combines PHP like modularity with Java strength for maximum development velocity
• Speed: The new Jahia lets you create compelling user experience with zero code composition
• Customization: build your own Composite Content Applications for any type of web initiatives

Tune in tomorrow to learn all that Jahia 6.5 has to offer: Register here.

Jahia (news, site) has announced an early release of its open source Java-based content management platform. The latest version adds what is becoming a de facto feature for the CMS market: Social and collaboration.

Welcome to the May 2011 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel that your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Web content integrator Jahia (news, site) launches a beta site to demonstrate the value and interactiveness of HTML 5.

Welcome to the February 2011 installment of our what's coming from the open source projects in the next month. If you feel your project was left out, we invite you to email us at pr@cmswire.com to have a project representative added to the list of people we contact for updates.

Currently in beta, version 6.5 of Jahia Web CMS (news, site) brings considerable architectural changes to the table with focus on modularity, transition from page-centric to component-centric -- all in a composite content platform.

Water&stone has released their annual Open Source CMS Market Share Report. Who is dominating the open source web content management space? And who managed to move ahead of other contenders? Find out here.