content management system

A content management system is a centralized repository fo

I’m both a front- and back-end developer, and, at edgeofmyseat.com, we mainly work on projects where we get to control the full stack — from server configuration, through PHP and the database, to the front-end markup, CSS, and JavaScript.

However, we also sometimes work on projects where we are developing the front end only, so we get to feel the pain of spending time carefully constructing semantic markup and optimized JavaScript to find the back end is filling it with additional html and adding inline styles that override our CSS.

The up/down nature of the Mega Song video has brought the handling of copyright infringement notifications and YouTube in

On PHPClasses.org there's a new article talking about a CMS that's "designed with developers in mind" - MODX, technically a "content management framework".

MODX: A CMS Framework Designed with PHP Developers in Mind By Bob Ray If you have ever wrestled with trying to create a custom Web site using a CMS that made you jump through hoops to get the desired output, you should definitely check out MODX, a CMS framework designed from the ground up with Object Oriented Programming PHP developers in mind.

ReadWriteWeb: Static sites have better performance than dynamic sites, but you lose a lot of features by giving up a content management system (CMS), right?

Maybe not, if you have a framework like Octopress.

Originally, I was going to present these thoughts at the PHP Community Conference (in a session titled “It’s not Just About the News”) but it didn’t work out for me to be there.

I still wanted to share some of my thoughts and experience in running PHPDeveloper.org for the last 11 years.

Angela Byron is the co-maintainer of the Drupal open source content manageme

On AppStorm.net there's a new tutorial posted showing you how to use the PyroCMS content management system (CodeIgniter-based) to set up a simple and easy content repository.

There's a few well-known PHP-based content management systems out there that everyone seems to use. In this new post to the Webification site today, they want to help broaden that view with their list of twenty lesser known CMSes.