Packt’s annual Open Source Content Management System (CMS) Award was won by Drupal again this year. Drupal also took the best Open Source Content Management System written on a PHP/MySQL platform.
Drupal won this award in both the popular vote and the judges selection. The judges cited improvements to installation, updates, breadth of features in modules, and how Drupal handles errors in these processes. Of special note was Drupal's use of social features and how those features integrate with web content management. Of course the final advantage Drupal had was the "large and hugely supportive community."
Drupal has been the platform that Artopa uses to build dynamic, flexible and extensible web site for it clients for a couple of years now and it continues to improve. The changes in Drupal 6 make it an even better tool for people to manage their web sites.
The Drupal 6.0 release contains many improvements, both to the core code and in usability. I've setup up a development web site and will we testing modules as their new 6.0 versions are ready. read more »
One of the most difficult things about web design is keeping the content fresh. Updating static HTML pages is too time consuming and costly for most sites. The answer is a Content Management System. read more »
The MSSPA, one of the oldest animal protection organizations in the country, has launched it first web site. read more »
Web sites that are easy to understand and use succeed. You can find what you need, and can do what you went there to do giving you the sales, subscriptions, and everything else that your web site is intended to achieve. read more »
Meri Page, a glass artist and photographer, needed a better way to maintain her work on her web site that also allowed a lot of control over the look of the web site. read more »
