open source content

Packt: "Packt's annual Open Source Content Management System (CMS) Award reached its climax today with the announcement that Drupal has won the Overall category, collecting a first prize of $5,000.

Three months after it was launched and a staggering 20,000 votes later, Drupal finished ahead of Joomla! and DotNetNuke to retain the Award it won in 2007."

Intranet Journal: "These days, much of the world of open source has turned squarely toward using open source content management systems (CMS) to better manage the needs of today's enterprise and small business.

In this article, I will be examining some of the most compelling CMS-based solutions that do not involve Drupal or WordPress."

Tech Treasures: "There are security risks and data ownership issues that you have to take into consideration.

To get another point of view on the matter, I talked to John Newton, who is the Chairman and CTO at open source content management Alfresco..."

Packt: "The Packt Open Source Content Management System Award is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward Open Source Content Management Systems (CMS) that have been selected by a panel of judges and visitors to www.PacktPub.com.

Now entering its third year, the Award has established itself as an important measure for quality and the popularity of Open Source Content Management Systems."

Whether you’re an enterprise developer working in a large shop or setting up a blog for yourself, you’ve almost certainly been tasked with keeping your development code in sync with some type of stable release.

Whether a project is big or small, you still need to ensure that the core code you work with remains consistent.

This article will walk you through the development of an Adobe AIR and AJAX application used to synchronize the modules of a site developed in Drupal, the popular free and open-source content management system used in thousands of sites across the Internet.

Once again this year, Geeklog was given a green light to participate in Google's Summer of Code Program (thanks again, Google!).