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Liferay Community Edition Portal 7.1 on the Horizon, More Open Source News
May's open source CMS news roundup includes updates from Liferay, Netlify, Magnolia, Drupal, WordPress and more.
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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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SilverStripe 4 Beta Ends, More Open Source CMS News
Following years of development, SilverStripe 4.0 is finally out of beta. The first release candidate for SilverStripe 4 is now available with 160 updated modules. According to SilverStripe’s Product Marketing Specialist Andrew Underwood, a stable release is “looking likely for mid-November.” Coincidentally, the 4th StripeCon Europe event was held
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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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Verst: A WordPress Alternative for Serious Publishers
In its 16-year history, WordPress has encountered many competitors. But the vast majority of those foes have never managed to siphon more than a few thousand users away from the digital giant, barely denting its dominance at the helm of the CMS market. After pitting WordPress against Ghost and Medium
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June Open Source CMS Forecast: WordPress, Grav, Liferay, dotCMS Plan Releases
Another month, another batch of open source CMS vendors tweaking their products. In May, we found ourselves well and truly in the thick of conference season, as we discussed no less than five separate open source focused events which have either come to pass, or are on the horizon.
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Ghost vs. WordPress: A Purist Blogger's Dilemma
Ghost touts itself as a “simple, modern WordPress alternative.” And that’s true, to an extent. While Ghost, which claims a "virtual" headquarters in Singapore, focuses solely on the blogging process, San Francisco-based WordPress has evolved into something far greater than just a blogging platform.
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WordPress Finally Patches 6 Glaring Security Issues
WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world — and the most hacked. Just last month, hackers engaged in a “feeding frenzy ” at the expense of WordPress sites across the web, exploiting a vulnerability found in the WP REST API plugin.
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Could WordPress Have Stopped a 'Feeding Frenzy' by Hackers?
You can urge WordPress users to keep the platform software up-to-date. But like that proverbial horse and his drink of water, you can't make them do it.
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Medium vs. WordPress: Battle of the Blogging Platforms
Once upon a time, a blogger was defined as someone who published personal musings on an online journal. Today, blogging is a major component of content marketing — a practice 88 percent of B2B marketers now leverage to raise brand awareness and promote products.
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WordPress, Silverstripe, TYPO3 & More: Keeping Up With Open Source CMS
December is a traditionally quiet month across most industries, but the world of open source CMS never truly rests. Sure, open source vendors (and their contributing communities alike) cooled their jets a little as the new year approached — but there was still plenty going on.
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2016 Was a Very Good Year ... For WCM and DX Platforms
Say what you want about 2016, the year many people would like to forget for oh so many reasons. But on a bright note, it was another busy year in the world of web content management (WCM) and related digital experience (DX) platforms.
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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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