Posts Tagged “CMS”
SilverStripe sets new traffic record
by Luke Rodgers on October 2, 2008
Congrats to the SilverStripe folks for setting a new record for amount of traffic served by a SilverStripe-powered website.
Last time I played around with SilverStripe, it seemed like a pretty solid CMS (outputs valid XHTML, easily templatable, etc.) and I (…)
Content Management Systems – a look back in time
by Luke Rodgers on August 23, 2008
At work, we’re planning a website redesign. Okay, less of a redesign and more of a realignment. Our current site has been around since 2004 and though it is still serving us fairly well (four years isn’t a bad lifespan (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 3
by Luke Rodgers on August 15, 2008
In the first two “wordpress as CMS” posts, I discussed the benefits of Wordpress as compared with other free, open source CMSs and how to take advantage of recent Wordpress improvements when using it as a CMS. In this installation, (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 2
by Luke Rodgers on July 22, 2008
A principle of good software design is to balance the demand for new features with the necessity to maintain a high level of usability, and one sign of good software is that the interface remains uncluttered and intuitive as new (…)
Using Wordpress as a CMS – Part 1
by Luke Rodgers on July 19, 2008
For those searching for a free, feature-rich and easily-extensible Content Management System (CMS), Wordpress is not to be overlooked. Not only is there a growing “literature” of blog posts and tutorials on how to use Wordpress as a CMS, but (…)
