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Joomla 4.0 on the Horizon, More Open Source News
The year may have ended, but the world of open source CMS kept buzzing away. Here are the latest headlines.
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BloomReach and Magnolia Release Updates, More Open Source News
What's happening in the world of open source CMS? Every month, CMSWire rounds up the headlines to keep you in the loop.
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Open Source News: WordPress GDPR Compliant; Liferay, Joomla New Releases and More
In this month's open source news roundup, WordPress, Liferay, Magnolia and Joomla have some new contributions worth talking about.
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WordPress 4.1 Released, DNN Open Sources Automation Framework, More News
As 2017 nears its end, we take another look at what's new in the world of open source CMS.
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Pimcore Releases Pimcore 5, More Open Source CMS News
Pimcore teased the launch of its latest update, Pimcore 5, in September's open source wrap up. True to its word, the company release Pimcore 5 last month during its Partner Conference in Salzburg, Austria.
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September Open Source CMS Forecast: WordPress, Joomla, Pimcore
For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, September means the long summer days begin to shorten and everyone returns from vacation with expectations of actually getting work done. Sigh. But as usual, the open source CMS world didn't take a break, and September already looks interesting.
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August Open Source CMS Forecast: Drupal, Liferay, SilverStripe
With summer reaching its peak (or winter, for those in the southern hemisphere), open source CMS vendors are keeping their cool by continuing to tweak their products and engage with their communities. In July, we heard news from Enonic, Liferay, Jahia and Magnolia about new websites, Slack channels and even
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April Open Source CMS Forecast: TYPO3 CMS 8, Drupal & More
With April ahead of us, the ever-evolving open source CMS scene is preparing itself for yet more action. Last month, Joomla and SilverStripe took steps towards releasing new versions, DNN Software unveiled some new Test Drive pages, while WordPress patched an array of security issues. As for the
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WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, More: Keeping Up With Open Source CMS
Due to its organic nature, the world of open source software is in constant flux, which makes it difficult to keep tabs on. To keep you in the loop, I’m kicking off a monthly roundup of open source CMS news, starting today. Here are your latest open source CMS highlights.
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New Joomla CMS Release Embraces Change
The open source content management system has been remaking itself throughout 2016.
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Joomla 3.5 Released, Promises Faster Websites
Joomla released a new version of its open source web content management system today that company officials claim will improve user experience for both developers and administrators. Joomla version 3.5 contains nearly three dozen new features, they explained. Joomla is built on PHP and MySQL.
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What's New in Open Source CMS In March '16
Ottawa, Ontario-based Shopify is making it easier to use the oh-so-popular WordPress platform for e-commerce. The company just released a plugin for WordPress, which enables owners of WordPress-powered websites to add a shopping function, along with all the "features and security that comes with Shopify.
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What's New in February '16 in Open Source CMS
By any measure, WordPress is the most popular content management system on the planet. But that distinction also makes it especially popular with hackers and attackers. Early this month Menifee, Calif.-based security company Sucuri reported a spike in WordPress infections, with a large number of sites getting injected with
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What's New This January in Open Source CMS
A content management system (CMS) — which provides a structured way to store things such as features such as news documents, images, video and other online content — is arguably one of the things a lot of content producers love to hate.
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