Content Management with Bricolage
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David Wheeler presents an introduction to the Bricolage content management system (CMS).
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Interwoven this week will roll out a new Web publishing tool designed to allow business users to create and publish dynamic Web sites easily. LiveSite Content Publishing Server gives IT managers the capability to create page-level templates and components that business users assemble and manage.
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To address the business needs of today's regulatory, legal and competitive business environment, firms must consider active archival solutions that ensure that content integrity, accessibility and reliability are maintained. The operating and capital cost savings in management, training and technology to leverage a common active archive solution for multiple content sources can be profound. Learn how you can deploy an active archive approach to the long term retention, preservation, retrieval and disposition of critical business content.
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Cameron Olthuis wants to share the tools that he finds th emost useful with the entire web, so he's posted them here on his blog.   His list includes libraries from all different technologies, not just PHP. Several are Javascript-related, but it's always good to have a complete toolkit on hand when trying to tackle some of the more difficult things.   Included in his list are things like:  Moo.fx - a Javascript effects library Swat - an open source web application toolkit PEAR - the PHP package repository Mochikit - lightweight Javascript library    Be sure to check out the post and its comments for more great resources!
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InfoWorld - Holding focused meetings, also known as &quot;sprints,&quot; over several days to develop, test, and document software is proving very helpful to the open-source Plone community in quickly adding more functionality to its content management software.
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Segue is an open source collaborative content management system designed for e-learning that combines the ease of use of course management systems with the flexibility of weblogs for creating various types of sites including course, news, and journal.   This new version includes a number of bug fixes as well as introduces three new features:  1. Segue Dashboard We have redesigned the Segue home page to include a view of Recent Activity which displays a list of Your Recent Edits and a list of  Recent Discussions across all your sites.   These lists should give you a quick view of exactly what you have done most recently as well as what others are posting on content you have enabled for discussion.  We have also better organized the listing of sites on your Segue home to make it easier to find your sites or sites you can edit.  2. Content Versioning Segue will save previous versions of content so if you or one of your editors make changes that you don't like you can revert to a previous version.  You can also choose to allow others to view previous versions as well as compare selected versions.  Segue keeps track of the number of revisions as well as their authors and will highlight differences between selected versions.  We expect these features will be particularly useful for collaborative site development.  3. Custom Segue Themes For those of you with experience with XHTML and CSS, it is now possible to develop new themes for Segue.  This update adds a new "custom css" theme that gives you full control over the style sheet allowing for far more customization than was possible with other themes.  We hope you find these new features useful as well as relatively easy to use.  We welcome your feedback, comments or suggestions, as these help us improve Segue, identifying problems and determining  what is most needed.  See: https://sourceforge.net/projects/segue
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Developed by the Web Technology Group at Appalachian State University, phpWebSite provides a complete web site content management system. All client output is XHTML 1.0 and meets the W3C's Web Accessibility Initiative requirements. Version 0.9.3-4 contains mostly bug fixes which were found in the 0.9.3-3 release, but there are some new features/enhancements.   Form Generator + ability to send emails as text/plain instead of text/html + ability to view, delete exports and archives  Notes + send notes to groups of users or to all users on the site  Control Panel + modules now list by label in alphabetical order  Other: + improved output all around for XML/XHTML compliance + spell checker added to the wysiwyg for those with the pspell extentsion loaded + files written to the system in most modules have better permissions set for easier access  Enjoy!
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AgileWiki explores new knowledge representation. The current effort is on implementing a copy-on-write OODBMS with support for fast deep copies, b-trees, large extensible hashes, simple lists, bush structures and calendars.   CowDb is a new kind of Object Store based on Copy-On-Write technology. It supports fast deep copies, b-trees and large extensible hashes.   http://agilewiki.wiki.sourceforge.net/CowDb
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The previous article introduced the Doodle drawing application. This week, an application framework is added, complete with a document-view architecture. This powerful programming technique separates the document data from the view. By Guyon Roche. 0929
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On his blog today, Stoyan points out a topic he's started over on the OpenSourceCommunity.org site - What do you think makes a good CMS?.   This year's Packt Publishing awards for the best Open Source CMS are on their way, starting middle of July. I've been selected as a judge in the PHP CMS category. [...] How can one judge something as diverse and liquid as a CMS? Content management comes in all different shapes, some systems focus on solving some problems and they do a better job than another CMS that mainly tackles different types of problems.   He shares the experiences he's had with CMS and companies that have rolled their own in the past as well as a small list of things that he's thinking about making "the standard" for the CMSes to be judged by. Also included is a lengthy list of requirements that he sees that need to be included for any decent CMS to move to the next level.
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Macromedia promises to speed development of Internet applications with a new tool for its Flex platform. With Flex, enterprises can add interfaces to strategic applications, including visual
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This paper will cover the challenge of identifying a reliable source of information to populate and maintain accurate configuration information from the distributed application and server environment for use in the CMDB.
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The O'Reilly Network has a new article posted for all of those out there that are looking to make writing large documentation/publications much simpler.
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Exclusive Slim pickings for thin clients
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Could this be an end to broken links? New software replaces and updates links on Web pages.
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Hot Banana Software, Inc. (www.hotbanana.com),  a leader in Web content management for marketing, today announced that  it has launched Version 5.5, which takes Web CMS to the next level by  integrating Web site optimization and marketing automation features.
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We are proud to announce the release of version 0.9 or LeafRSS! This version includes full smarty template integration, as well as options to embed the articles in another web page, or even to allow the output of the filter as an RSS feed.   A patch file has been included to upgrade from version 0.8 to avoid any loss of data. Please see the PATCH file for details.  This will be the final major release before we release our first stable version.  If you have any questions or discover any bugs in this version, please post them either in the Help section of our sourceforge forums or in our sourceforge bug tracker. We would appreciate any input you could give us to help us test this release in preparation for moving this project to stable status.  More detail is available at: https://sourceforge.net/projects/leafrss