Php Cms News & Articles

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.

The latest release of EllisLab's commercial open source publishing system, ExpressionEngine 2.3, includes new user-requested features and security improvements -- including more than 70 bug fixes.

Back in March Hippo CMS 7.5 (news, site) was released. That version was focused on localization and contextualization. This week, the open source WCM provider releases Hippo CMS 7.6, but this time, the focus is on supporting developers as they build their websites and applications.

EllisLab, the makers of the ExpressionEngine (news, site) Web CMS software, has released ExpressionEngine 2.2, bringing significant asset management changes, a host of community-driven improvements and the integration of one important acquisition.

It seems like every Web content management vendor is opening a marketplace to support their application. Web CMS provider, Jadu (news, site), is one of the latest.

The Drupal (news, site) open source web content management system is developed by thousands and used by millions of people around the world, powering a diverse range of websites. In this interview, I visit with Drupal's creator, Dries Buytaert, who explains how Drupal evolved over the past ten years, out of a simple message board written in a college dormitory in Belgium. He discusses how his company, Acquia (news, site), has impacted his ability to focus on Drupal, weighs in on some of the new features in Drupal 7 and looks toward the next decade of progress.

By the end of DrupalCon Chicago 2011, one concept had managed to weave its way throughout the three days of talks and presentations, hinting at where Drupal (news, site) is heading as both a community, and a project. Here's the synthesis, as I interpreted it.

Announcements are often timed for the beginning of conferences, and Drupalcon Chicago 2011 is no exception. In addition to the official launch of Acquia's Drupal SaaS offering, Drupal Gardens, Buzzr (news, site) has also announced that their SaaS Web CMS -- a Drupal derivative -- has officially exited from beta into full production release. Let's take a look.

The TYPO3 (news, site) core team and community have announced the first long term support release of TYPO3 -- version 4.5. The latest release of the popular open source web content management system is chock-full of enhancement goodness and a 3-year support promise for those who like sticking with a good thing.

It's that time of year again. Digital agency Water & Stone is running its annual survey on the open source content management market. The data proceeds go to benefit the subsequent Open Source CMS Market Share report (see the 2009 and 2008 editions).

This year the survey has been condensed, in kind consideration of participants, but the list of products surveyed has grown to 31 open source CMS offerings -- a mix of Web CMS, Portal and Document Management/Enterprise CMS packages.

The 2010 systems include Alfresco, Bricolage, CMSMadeSimple, Concrete5, dotCMS, DotNetNuke, Drupal, e107, Expression Engine, eZ Publish, Hippo, Jahia, Joomla!, Kentico, Liferay, Magnolia, MODx, MojoPortal, Movable Type, Nuxeo, OpenCMS, phpWebsite, Plone, Silverstripe, SPIP, TextPattern, TikiWiki, Typo3, Umbraco, WordPress and Xoops.

If you're a user or consumer of content management technologies, then jump in and help with survey responses. The reward for your time will be an early copy of the 2010 report, replete with detailed statistics and sentiments from the observable open source market.

Fortunately it's nowhere near April, so when I tell you that the Drupal Web CMS (news, site) project has finally released Drupal 7 beta 1 you won't think I'm pulling a prank. Let's take a look at this milestone release.

Halogy's CMS (news, site) now offers a version for download to go with its free SaaS edition.

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.

On July 12, EllisLab finally released EE2.1, the first non-beta version of ExpressionEngine 2. This is part two of an indepth review of the latest version, including a look at the engine, add-ons and what's gone.

Perhaps the "2" stood for 2 years.

On July 12, EllisLab finally released EE2.1, the first non-beta version of ExpressionEngine 2, a massive change from the EE 1.x line that changes all the underlying code of the software itself, adds an impressive array of new features both large and small, and (EE developers hope) brings to an end a long plateau in the evolution of ExpressionEngine.