Modx Revolution News & Articles

While open source adoption is on the rise among businesses, a big percentage of companies are nevertheless widely using commercially-licensed software like Microsoft SQL Server. Recognizing the opportunity to reach out to this market, MODx (news, site) has launched version 2.1 of its MODx Revolution Web CMS with support for the Microsoft stack.

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This past March we saw a hint of what was coming from the open source Web CMS project called MODx (news, site). Now their latest release, MODx Revolution v2.0, has officially arrived. This is the future of the MODx project. Let's take a peek.

Three years in the making, the release candidate for MODx Revolution 2.0 (news, site) is finally out the door. Time to start prepping for general release.

In the wake of the 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share report's listing MODx (news, site) as one of the open source content management systems gathering strength, the folks at MODx are keeping the momentum going -- here are two fresh releases singing that tune.

It's been a long time coming, but after all the talk over the past few months the latest version of MODx 1.0 (news, site), or at least the latest version of MODx Evolution 1.0, open source web content management system, is here.

Don't confuse it with MODx Revolution, which according to the MODx blog, will be released later this year. This week’s release is the final version of Evolution 1.0, which was unveiled in mid-June as a Release Candidate (RC), and which finally updates the non-English language files that are the principal difference between this version and the RC.

One can get a little confused when a vendor has a few different names for their solution. MODx (news, site), an open source web content management system, is one of these that, if you aren't really familiar with the product and grown with it, you might not fully understand why they have two different names for MODx: Evolution and Revolution.

Let's have a look at the difference between the two and talk about the latest Release Candidate for MODx Evolution.

We talked about the big changes coming for MODx (news, site) earlier this year and now we are seeing those changes come to fruition. Beta 1 of the new MODx Revolution 2.0 is ready to download and test and there are some major changes in this open source web content management system.