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What I Mean to Say: A Practitioner Perspective on AI, Semantics, and Content Evolution

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<img style="max-width:150px" title="galleries" src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2021/07/galleries-150x150_tr5hds.jpg" />Omnium Software, an emerging network provider in the Web2.0 scene, launches its unique software geared towards online collaborative creativity for e-learning, social and business needs ñ with all profits going towards assisting and aiding communities in need.
Who, what, why? 
Rick Bennett, and his team at the College of Fine Arts, UNSW, Sydney, Australia, have developed Omnium Software, an intuitive, easy to use, fully customisable and secure Web2.0 system that can be set up in minutes.
Omnium Software's technically advanced and graphically attractive interface allows anyone to create online communities and social networks for use in business, social and education (e-learning) contexts. Three software categories ñ Classroom, Social and Business ñ are available, with tailor-made versions such as; Higher Education, Sports clubs, Family, Mates, Creative Studio and Office Network.
Unlike other Web2.0 systems Omnium Software offers a secure and private interface through an invitation only log in, a secure password system, and where content is blocked from search engines.
Originally aimed at enhancing the learning and teaching experience for art and design schools, Omnium Software is a visual based interface, with an emphasis on multimedia. Users can openly customized their interface to suit their individual needs, as well as showcase their photos, create galleries and share media within their network.
How much? 
Up until now, no other Web2.0 system has offered a free version with so much, flexibility and customization potential. Omnium's Free version includes disk space of 250MB and a maximum of 50 users, that lasts for an unlimited time.
Users can upgrade to Omnium Lite version if they have more users, need more disk space or want additional features for only $100 a year. Alternatively for those who want the complete software package where they can entirely customize their own network Omnium Full is available at a starting price of $1000.
Where?
Omnium Software is fully hosted by the company, meaning the software will not take up space on your computer, so anyone can go online and get their network started today. Simply, go to the Omnium Software website at <a href="http://omnium.net.au/software/">http://omnium.net.au/software/</a>

Omnium launches new software for online collaborative creativity

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concrete CMS was commercial software that went open source in late 2008, quickly winning project of the month on SourceForge and much attention from a community of open source fans used to dealing with painful user experiences and scattered code. During the last year the core team behind concrete5 has been flushing out features in their CMS, along with building an active community and marketplace at <a href="http://concrete5.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">concrete5.org</a>. Now with the release of version 5.4 concrete5 has really hit its stride and the core team expects continued great growth this summer.
concrete5 powers over 35,000 websites today, with a developer community some 18,000 members strong. “We've grown very quickly since going open source,” says CTO Andrew Embler. “The core application has always been very stable, but in the past we knew there were a few areas we wanted to clean up. With the sitemap improvements and even faster AJAX editing in 5.4 we've really covered the big items on my radar. “
Some architectural changes to better support the needs of enterprise level clients have already allowed some larger organizations to choose concrete5 over Drupal, Joomla!, and WordPress. The additional changes to fully embrace the Zend framework by using Zend Cache and Zend Translate has proven well worth the investment.
“It was great fun showing off the release candidate of 5.4 at SXSW:Interactive this year,' says Franz Maruna, CEO. “We met a lot of Joomla! and Drupal developers who begrudgingly gave us 5 minutes to see the competition, only to walk away 20 minutes later lamenting about time they'd wasted on other systems. I think we showed quite a few people that you can build big powerful sites with concrete5 that really are easy to use.”
See the complete feature list in 5.4 here:<a href="http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/background/version_history/version-5-4-0/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/background/version_history/version-5-4-0/</a>

concrete5 Launches Version 5.4 With a Trip to SXSW

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MODx CMS, the Open Source Web Content Management System, announces it has published the first release candidate for its upcoming flagship product, MODx Revolution. Over three years in the making, this release candidate moves MODx CMS Revolution 2.0 out of beta and brings it one step closer to final General Release.
In addition to maintaining MODx's reputation of offering absolute freedom over design and content structure, and the ability to build sites quickly and easily that perform well with Search Engines, MODx Revolution 2.0 Release Candidate 1 comes tightly packed with more than 240 bugfixes and enhancements since its last beta release. This release offers a faster Manager, easier installation, better Rich Text Editing (RTE) for content managers, a robust Package Manager for installing Add-ons directly  within the Manager, and a new native file browser for direct access of files and other website assets.
“We're excited to see Revo moving out of beta, as it takes everything great about our classic code base, and re-envisions it in a modern architecture with Enterprise-level scalability,” said Ryan Thrash, MODx's co-founder. “When developers start working with Revo and experience first-hand what we've talked about for so long—let's just say I think there's going to be a lot of happy developers and site owners. Revo really is a platform on which you can build a robust, mission-critical website. Our upcoming user conference, Partner Program and Commercial Support offerings will further enhance the MODx ecosystem and demonstrate our level of commitment to the MODx platform.”
MODx Revolution 2.0 is designed to be a the most flexible, extensible and highly configurable platform on which to build and manage websites and custom web applications where users, permissions and content resources are a key component of the application. MODx Revolution offers users a completely customizable web content solution on a modern, object-oriented core with a fully documented API for developers, and backed by a robust data abstraction layer powered by its sister-project, xPDO (<a href="http://xpdo.org/">http://xpdo.org/</a>).
To stay on top of MODx news visit <a href="http://modxcms.com/about/blog.html">http://modxcms.com/about/blog.html</a>.

Total Creative Freedom, No Limits, SEO Nirvana and the Future of MODx CMS

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DotNetNuke Corp., the company behind the most widely adopted Web Content Management Platform for Microsoft® .NET, today announced the release of the DotNetNuke Professional Edition 5.3. The release includes new tools targeting the needs of business-critical web sites including page level content change approval workflows, new tools for editing pages, and a new ribbon bar control panel. The DotNetNuke platform, which is the core of the DotNetNuke Community, Professional and Elite Editions, includes new features in version 5.3 such as a sophisticated taxonomy system, a new messaging capability and API, and an enhanced social media user profile feature for richer online user experiences.
News Highlights
Available today, the DotNetNuke Professional and Elite Editions 5.3 exclusively feature:
<ul>
<li>Page Level Content Change Approval Workflows – Administrators can create custom workflows with an unlimited number of states and reviewers. Workflows can be set at the page level to require approval for any changes to any module on a specified page. Workflows can also be defined at the module level, requiring approvals for changes to content changes in an individual module.</li>
<li>Ribbon Bar Control Panel – The new ribbon bar control panel provides content contributors with more editing options in a highly convenient format, allowing users to create pages, install new modules, edit content, and preview pages more quickly and easily than ever before.</li>
<li>My Editable Pages – This new editing feature provides links to all of the pages and modules in the site that a content contributor has permission to modify, enabling more efficient page editing.</li>
</ul>
New features in the open source core of the DotNetNuke Professional, Elite and Community Editions version 5.3 include:
<ul>
<li>Taxonomy – A sophisticated taxonomy system allows a web site administrator to create an unlimited number of vocabularies of terms to associate to pages or modules in a site. These attributes are stored in a common content store, which provides new ways to aggregate and publish content.</li>
<li>Social Networking – A new, rich user profile forms the basis for advanced social networking applications. It supports templates for simple layout customizations and allows users to upload photos so they can easily personalize their identities.</li>
<li>Messaging Capability – A new message repository and API allows messages to be delivered in a variety of ways including real-time and batch. An inbox provides users with a view of the messages they have received and sent, as well as administrative tools to manage the messages.</li>
</ul>
Shaun Walker, Chief Architect and Co-Founder of DotNetNuke Corp.:
<blockquote>“Our customers will be very pleased with the 5.3 release. The Professional and Elite Editions include valuable new features that will help users with business-critical web sites achieve more control over their web site content and more efficient content editing. The new features in the open source core including the taxonomy, messaging, and rich social media profiles will delight all users of the DotNetNuke platform who wish to extend the capabilities of their web site to create more engaging experiences for site visitors.”</blockquote>
About DotNetNuke Corp.
DotNetNuke Corp. is the steward of the DotNetNuke open source project, the most widely adopted Web Content Management Platform for building web sites and web applications on Microsoft .NET. Organizations use DotNetNuke to quickly develop and deploy interactive and dynamic web sites, intranets, extranets and web applications. The DotNetNuke platform is available in a free Community and subscription-based Professional, Elite and Elite Premier Editions. DotNetNuke Corp. also operates Snowcovered.com where users purchase third party software modules and skins. Founded in 2006 and funded by Sierra Ventures, August Capital and UV Partners, DotNetNuke Corp. is headquartered in San Mateo, Calif.
For additional information, visit <a href="http://www.dotnetnuke.com">www.dotnetnuke.com</a>.

DotNetNuke Corp. Launches Version 5.3 of the DotNetNuke Professional and Elite Editions

Recently FlashMoto.com introduced an arsenal of new <a href="http://templates.flashmoto.com">Flash CMS templates</a> that impress with their site structure, content presentation and unusual design approaches. These Flash CMS designs embody the most effective methods of putting form and content together. Brilliant technique and professional animation help the visitors focus on the most significant elements of the website.
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These Flash CMS websites are designed for being used with an advanced FlashMoto Flash content management system and are equipped with a convenient WYSIWYG editor, video and image gallery components, rich media library, video and MP3 player components, info module component, all necessary SEO tools (Google Analytics &amp; Webmaster Tools integration, deep linking), etc.

FlashMoto Design Collection Updated with New Flash CMS Templates

Sitecore, the leading provider of .NET Web Content Management System (CMS) software, today announced the opening of its New Zealand sales office, solidifying its presence in the New Zealand Content Management System market and expanding its partner program.
Sitecore currently provides Web CMS software, online marketing automation, Web analytics, intranet portals, and other Web solutions to some of New Zealand’s leading organizations including Statistics New Zealand, New Zealand Ministry of Education, Auckland Airport, Barfoot &amp; Thompson, and Canon New Zealand.
“The demand for Sitecore CMS in New Zealand made it clear we needed to have an in-person presence,” said Michael Seifert, CEO, Sitecore. “Once again we are expanding in key global markets by leveraging strong local talent to drive success.”
The new Sitecore sales office, based in Wellington, provides New Zealand organizations and partners with valuable local technical and sales support.
“This means on-the-ground support for our partners – from end user demonstrations and collaboration on new business pitches, to training and technical support,” said Philipp Heltewig, Managing Director, Sitecore Australia and New Zealand. “When we introduce new tools and functionality, like the recently released Sitecore Online Marketing Suite, there will be locally provided training available to partners and end users. Our goals for the immediate future are to provide innovative solutions in the New Zealand Web CMS market, build on our existing partnerships and greatly expand our New Zealand partner network.”
Sitecore was evaluated and positioned in the Visionaries quadrant of a recent Gartner report, “Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management.”¹ The report evaluated numerous Web content management (WCM) vendors based on a rigorous set of criteria that includes completeness of vision and ability to execute.  Among the other criteria used for evaluation were innovation, market understanding, marketing and sales strategy, product strategy, and business model.
“Sitecore’s expansion in New Zealand is a very positive result for the local CMS market,” said James Fraser, WCM Specialist, Datacom, a Sitecore partner. “The Sitecore product is innovative and intuitive and offers unique personalization features. It is a flexible and reliable solution for our customers. We welcome the opportunity to work with a local sales and technical team to deliver winning solutions to New Zealand organizations.”
“It is exciting to establish our presence in New Zealand and create new jobs in the local IT economy,” said Philipp Heltewig, Managing Director, Sitecore Australia and New Zealand. “We already hold successful relationships with New Zealand customers and partners and we will continue to build on these achievements. Sitecore’s innovative solutions are an excellent fit for the many New Zealand organizations who value their online presence”
1. Gartner, Inc. “Magic Quadrant for Web Content Management” by Mick MacComascaigh et al, August 5, 2009

Sitecore Expands in New Zealand

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<img title="Tikiwiki logo" src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2021/07/585px-tikiwiki_logo_svg_-150x150_emkc7p.png" />Tiki has released the first public build of the next-generation release of TikiWiki CMS/Groupware. Labeled as Tiki 5.0 Alpha, this latest release includes updates, fixes, and a host of brand new features including:
<ul>
<li>Tiki workspaces</li>
<li>Shopping cart and payments</li>
<li>WebDAV connectivity</li>
<li>New themes and skins</li>
</ul>
Tiki Community members, testers, and early adopters can download the 5.0 Alpha release from SourceForge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/tikiwiki/files/. Please note that this Alpha release is for testing only and should not be used for production sites. Daily builds are also available from http://dev.tikiwiki.org/Daily+Build.
Much of the final work for these new features was completed during the recent TikiFest in Montréal, Canada. TikiFests are a tradition of the TikiWiki community in which Tiki contributors who usually collaborate online, get an opportunity to meet in person. Future TikiFests are scheduled in Canada, Poland, Brazil, Germany, and the United States. Over 35 TikiFests have been held.
The Tiki Software Community Association
The Tiki Community is proud to announce the formation of the Tiki Software Community Association. This incorporated non-profit entity was formed by members of the Tiki Admin Group (TAG) with the goal of supporting the ongoing work and development of TikiWiki. The association will serve as the primary point of contact for the community, handle infrastructure and community tasks, and provide stewardship of community trademarks.
The association is also charged with maintaining the Tiki Community's unique social contract (http://tikiwiki.org/Social+Contract) which features a development model that uses the “wiki way” and open participation. For details, see http://tikiwiki.org/Tiki+Software+Community+Association for more information.
About Tiki
TikiWiki CMS/Groupware is a full-featured, web-based, multilingual (35+ languages), tightly integrated, all-in-one Wiki+CMS+Groupware, Free Source Software (GNU/LGPL), using PHP, MySQL, Zend Framework, jQuery and Smarty. Actively developed by a very large international community, Tiki can be used to create all kinds of Web applications, sites, portals, knowledge bases, intranets, and extranets. For more information, visit <a href="http://tikiwiki.org" target="_blank">http://tikiwiki.org</a>.

Tikiwiki announces Tiki 5.0 Alpha... and more!

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Nuxeo, the Open Source Enterprise Content Management (ECM) company, today announced that it has seen significant growth in the ECM marketplace – particularly in North America. In 2009, Nuxeo more than doubled its revenue, launched several new products and features developed in conjunction with the open source community and won several industry accolades. The open source document management company also now has expanded to 50+ employees in Paris and Boston and more than 50 partners worldwide.
“Our experience over the past 12 + months in North America is that there is a large segment of the market that want the breadth and depth of larger content management systems from first generation ECM vendors such as EMC, IBM, Open Text and Oracle – but today they require more modern, extensible architectures and lower overall costs,” said Eric Barroca, CEO of Nuxeo. “Our appeal is a feature rich ECM platform and packaged applications that address the architectural and functional needs of large enterprises, but are also easily deployable in a wide range of environments and extended and developed by customers themselves.”
2009 highlights include:
– Major Growth of Subscriber Base – Nuxeo has tripled their customer base in 2009, boosted by a move to the North American market and the improvement of its Nuxeo Connect, the company's flagship subscription offering delivering software maintenance &amp; support to its customers. New global customers in 2009 include Orange, one of the world's leading telecommunications and network services companies; Jeppesen, a division of Boeing; EllisDon, one of the largest building contractors in Canada; Serimax, an international full service welding company; Cengage Learning, which makes customized learning solutions for universities, instructors, students, libraries, government agencies, corporations, and professionals; Frequentis, which supports state and local governments with emergency response/command and control applications; and Vilogia, a France-based privately held property management company.
– Revenue Growth: In line with its growing subscriber base, Nuxeo has seen a 285% growth in 2009 revenue compared to close of 2008. This validates the company's strategy to deliver an open source ECM platform as a foundation for content applications. This growth also demonstrates a successful expansion into the North American market and ability to compete with and beat proprietary and open source ECM vendors alike. With demand for Nuxeo Connect subscriptions on the rise, the Nuxeo revenue mix has shifted to more packaged support and maintenance deals. At close of 2009, Nuxeo's revenue is largely driven by its subscription offering.
– Galaxy Partner Program launched – 50 partners — integrators and application providers — have signed up for the Nuxeo Galaxy Partner program since its launch in July 2009. The Nuxeo Galaxy Program gives business and field experts the ability to package their knowledge and offer both horizontal and vertical applications, designed to meet specific content management challenges. Galaxy partners deliver their domain expertise and solutions to their customers as well as to the broader, ever growing Nuxeo community.
– Significant community contributions – Nuxeo was able to expand its product in a number of meaningful ways including through contributions from its open source community. For example, Nuxeo added support for OpenSocial through the contributions of one of its larger customers Leroy Merlin with the Nuxeo DM 5.3 release in October 2009.
– Gained industry accolades – Nuxeo continues to be recognized by leading publications and win awards. It recently won TechWeb’s Intelligent Enterprise Editors’ Choice award that recognizes the most influential technology companies impacting enterprises today. It was also <a href="http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/10things/?p=1147" target="_blank">listed</a> as one of “10 open source projects worth checking out” by TechRepublic.
– Now has more than 50 employees, up from 38 in 2008 – Nuxeo continued to grow the number of employees both in Paris, as well as the new office in Boston. Among the high-profile hires was appointing David Cloyd, General Manager of the Americas and Cheryl McKinnon as its first Chief Marketing Officer. McKinnon brought more than fifteen years experience in the ECM space, most recently with Open Text. – Leadership role with Apache Chemistry incubator project &amp; CMIS – Nuxeo spearheaded the creation of the vendor-neutral Apache Chemistry incubator project, which is developing a generic, open source Java reference implementation of the Content Management Interoperability Services (CMIS) standard. Nuxeo also participates on the OASIS CMIS technical committee, which is working on creating a standard web services infrastructure to allow enterprises to more easily share information with multiple ECM systems as well as between ERP and CRM systems.
2010 also off to a record start with the releases of Nuxeo DAM and Nuxeo Studio. The Nuxeo Digital Asset Management offering, Nuxeo DAM, helps organizations catalogue, process, store, retrieve, and distribute rich media content, including images, audio, and video. Nuxeo Studio is the configuration and customization environment for Nuxeo EP, Nuxeo DM and Nuxeo DAM. Nuxeo Studio is available to subscription customers to help them accelerate application building with a simple web-hosted design tool. Nuxeo DAM is driving new deals early in 2010, with the first closed contract achieved within 30 days of product launch.
Website: <a href="http://www.nuxeo.com" target="_blank">http://www.nuxeo.com</a>

Nuxeo Gains Record Number of New Customers and Partners

SquareSpace has been getting alot of attention of late for their revolutionary CMS. SquareSpace is an incredibly powerful and unique, hosted solution that gives the designer/developer unprecedented control over the look of their site and it's content. Today we're going to take a look at it in this SquareSpace review.
SquareSpace is available with a number of plans ranging from $8/month to $50/month (more details on their<a href="http://www.squarespace.com" target="_blank"> pricing page</a>).
When you first log into your account, you will notice a menu along the top of the site that offers a number of options:
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Clicking on the overview option provides a number of statistics for your website using some nicely rendered charts (it's nice to see some well done integrated analytics):
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Squarespace CMS also has inline editing which you can access directly from the site.
You can see the links once you log into the CMS:
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Clicking the “Post new entry” button overlays an very well designed editor that has literally every function you could want (and more) including video embedding, photo embedding and much more. Using their editor is a snap and works beautifully. Embedding a YouTube video into a post, for example, is as easy as pasting the URL.. the editor will then provide a preview and give you a number of options for sizing and alignment.
Here's a screenshot of the editor:
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Entering Tags and Categories within the editor is just a click and type function and works exactly as one might expect.
Article references can also be inserted with ease thanks to a handy References button within the editor:
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The editor in the top right of the screen (shown below) allows you to switch between modes such as content editing, structure editing, style editing and preview mode.
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We've already shown you content editing mode, let's move on to Structure Editing mode.. (the 4 square blocks shown in the menu above).
Structure editing mode allows you to add and insert sections, add/modify widgets, edit the headers and more. Clicking on this mode will show a number of options as well as page configuration:
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Clicking on configure this page will bring up the dialog below which lets you make modifications to the individual page itself. There are far too many options to possibly show with screenshots so we'd recommend trying out their demo if you'd like to see the options and play around. You can get a demo for 14 days (no credit card required) from their website.
Switching to style editing mode (yes, the options never end with this software..) provides you with even more functionality. Now you can switch templates using this screen:
<img src="https://cmscritic.com/ms-content/uploads/2021/07/squarespace8-580x165_ey9tnc.jpg" alt="Squarespace 5 Review" />
Once you've found the right template, you can copy it into your own style and make whatever changes you want. Clicking on Banner &amp; Navigation provides the following functions (column configuration, customized banners, etc):
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Once you've made the necessary changes on this page, you can take them ever further by modifying individual CSS, fonts, sizes and more all from a number of handy menus.
There really are far too many options to possibly cover in one review, but this SquareSpace Review should give you a good idea of what to expect from SquareSpace.
For those of you who are thinking that with all of these positives, there must be something wrong, surely support must be poor or something is lacking… the short answer is No.
Support responses were the fastest we have ever had from any support ticket we have filed. Literally within 5 minutes of submitting a request, we had a reply back.. they are fast, polite and efficient and we highly recommend them. Now, having said that, we don't expect this fast of a response all of the time but it certainly was a pleasant first experience.
One thing is for certain, SquareSpace rivals most installed CMS systems when it comes to ease of use, beauty and functionality and this SquareSpace Review was a pleasure to write.
<h3>Pro's:</h3>
<ul>
<li>Beautifully designed interface that is both snappy and well designed.</li>
<li>Huge number of options and configuration possibilities.</li>
<li>Images are uploaded and hosted on super fast Amazon S3 servers.</li>
<li>Cost is incredibly inexpensive for such a powerful system.</li>
<li>Support from SquareSpace is remarkably fast.</li>
</ul>
<h3>Con's:</h3>
<ul>
<li>It won't do your laundry.</li>
</ul>
Website: <a href="http://www.squarespace.com" target="_blank">http://www.squarespace.com</a>
Do you have any comments about this CMS? Have you found this SquareSpace review helpful? We'd love to hear from you in the comments below.

Squarespace 5 Review

The third alpha release of what will become Drupal 7 is now available for testing.  The most notable change for developers is Drupal 7 now ships with jQuery 1.4 and jQuery UI 1.8. They've also fixed a number of critical issues since the previous alpha, most importantly one that caused passwords to be stored in plain-text under certain conditions.
Changes since DRUPAL-7-0-ALPHA2:
<ul>
<li>Drupal 7 now ships with jQuery 1.4.2 and jQuery UI 1.8.</li>
<li>API change: AJAX commands are now defined as array(‘#type' =&gt; ‘ajax', ‘#commands' =&gt; $output) rather than array(‘#type' =&gt; ‘ajax_commands', ‘#ajax_commands' =&gt; $output).</li>
<li>API change: There is a new form element #type ‘text_format', should be used for textareas with format selectors (e.g. body fields).</li>
<li>page–front.tpl.php works again.</li>
<li>Bug where IE quits displaying any CSS after 31+ stylesheets now fixed.</li>
<li>The “Add” link now shows up for blocks. ?</li>
<li>Now, running drupal_execute() multiple times on forms will validate each time, instead of only the first one.</li>
<li>UI for translatable fields removed, in favour of contributed module.</li>
<li>MAINTAINERS.txt now actually approximates the truth.</li>
<li>Numerous upgrade path fixes.</li>
<li>Numerous documentation fixes and documentation holes filled.</li>
<li>Numerous markup fixes and improvements.</li>
<li>Various performance improvements, especially around data import.</li>
<li>Numerous security fixes, including both forward-ports of 6.x holes and plugging a D7-only one where Drupal 7 was storing plain-text copies of passwords in user.data under certain conditions.</li>
</ul>
More details: <a href="http://drupal.org/node/748690">http://drupal.org/node/748690</a>

Third alpha of Drupal 7 available for testing

<a href="http://sf2010.drupal.org/">DrupalCon 2010</a> takes place April 19-21 in San Francisco, with an experts day on the 17th and break-out unconference collaborative sessions on the 18th. This unique timeline offers Drupal experts a week of eye-opening events and allows those new to this powerful CMS three days to get their feet wet.
DrupalCon 2010 boasts six tracks of sessions dedicated to every facet of Drupal, from new users to administrators to business owners and everything in between. Here’s what attendees can pick from:
<ul>
<li>First Impressions: Get a comprehensive overview of each aspect of Drupal, including tutorials and video presentations. Learn all about Drupal processes, concepts and modules in a way that won’t leave you scratching your head.</li>
<li>Style and Substance: This track deals with the end-user Drupal experience from design to theme to usability. It highlights Drupal’s interaction with designers, usability experts and information architects. The focus here is singularly on enhancing the functionality and usability of Drupal sites.</li>
<li>Under The Hood: Do you know your way around the Drupal code in your sleep? This panel is for you. This is your chance to drive Drupal’s future development and learn all about Drupal 7. You’ll also share advice for best practices in all areas of Drupal, from building modules to deploying sites.</li>
<li>Code-free Success: So you’re allergic to code but you otherwise know Drupal inside and out? Learn how to use all that Drupal offers to set up and configure sites, manage content and best employ your users to expand your system.</li>
<li>Leveraging Drupal for Your Business: This track is for all those business owners who have harnessed the power of Drupal to grow their business. If you’ve just recently switched your business to Drupal for <a href="http://webmasterformat.com/blog/how-to-choose-cms">your CMS needs</a>, you’ll discover ways to put Drupal to work for your bottom line.</li>
<li>Providing Professional Drupal Services: Here’s where to meet and mingle with like-minded professionals who have made Drupal the centerpiece of their business. Learn how to accelerate your growth, cope with process changes and prepare for the future.</li>
</ul>
DrupalCon 2010 promises to leave every Drupal user light years ahead of where they started, whether you’re a babe in the woods or an acknowledged expert. Meet in San Francisco to share old tricks and learn new ones.

DrupalCon: Masterminds of Drupal Meet Under One Roof

A brand new flash CMS engine was released recently by FancyCMS team.
The open source engine is the fundamental part of the FancyCMS software, which will be released later on featuring a powerful admin interface for the end users.
FancyCMS engine is distributed both under free&lt; and commercial license. This will give developers the ability to test the product before the actual release and use it in their own projects.
FancyCMS engine features:
– Rich content; – Flash Blog; – Flash E-commerce; – SEO-Friendly, Deep Linking; – Ability to change skins; – On site search.
FancyCMS core is being released with two premium flash cms templates, representing all the features and abilities of upcoming Fancy Flash CMS.
FancyCMS is available for download from <a href="http://fancycms.com">http://fancycms.com</a>

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A new release of JAPS (the Java Agile Portal System) is now available. This new version of JAPS introduces the new “entity interface” which allows the configuration of the entity types, the CMS content types and the modification of the entity attributes.
jAPS version 2.0.10 also includes:
<ul>
<li>MySQL scripts</li>
<li>Search by page code in Page Management</li>
<li>Update of moo-jAPS library</li>
<li>Two new fields in CMS contents: the version and the username</li>
<li>Translation of Javadoc notes in the source code</li>
<li>Update of contents preview</li>
<li>Links to a page with the current stable version number in the back office</li>
</ul>
More informations are available on the <a href="http://www.japsportal.org/jAPSPortal/en/newsview.wp?contentId=NEW1191">JAPS website</a>.

JAPS (Java Agile Portal System) Version 2.0.10 released

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