Recent Posts Tagged With 'cms'

• Wordpress 2.8.1 Upgrade is Ready

  Posted on Thursday July 9th, 2009 at 18:15 in wordpress, open source, cms, wordpress.org, 2.8.1, web administration, 2.8

  Time to upgrade your Wordpress installations. Need help? Let me know. Just FTP a backup to your pc, and backup the MySQL database, then hit the upgrade automatically button in the Wordpress Dashboard and you’re away. Be patient while it ticks a...

• Wordpress Introduces BuddyPress Social Networking CMS

  Posted on Friday May 1st, 2009 at 14:44 in blogging, wordpress, social networking, open source, cms, wpmu, buddypress

  Wordpress, the most popular open source blogging platform, has just introduced its new piece of software, BuddyPress. Wordpress describes BuddyPress as a sister to Wordpress, although it actually requires the WPMU (Wordpress Multi-user) version of Wo...

• Joomla Installation Using Putty / SSh to Linux Server

  Posted on Saturday March 29th, 2008 at 13:45 in cms, putty, joomla module problems. cannot install module, unzip joomla, joomla ftp, installing joomla

  I decided the other day to try out Joomla, as there are a couple of modules which I think may be useful for a couple of my portal sites. However, so far I have found Joomla! to be a little problematic. I have installed Drupal on several sites now, an...

• Pligg Open Source CMS is for sale

  Posted on Sunday September 9th, 2007 at 17:59 in open source, cms, pligg, content management systems

  The much loved Digg-style CMS, Pligg, has announced that it is for sale. Many website owners have installed the Pligg CMS to build web communities, to share stories and videos. As the Pligg code is currently open source, meaning that everyone is free...

• The Drupal Content Management System

  Posted on Sunday September 9th, 2007 at 14:24 in drupal, cms, web2, content management systems

  I have recently been playing around with Drupal, which is a free open source content management system. At first glance Drupal looks rather complicated, as there are many standard modules, even more optional modules that are developed by other users,...