My latest update on the happenings in the open source CMS and related projects:
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My usual monthly piece with updates from the various open source CMS and related projects: Here’s this month’s update on what’s coming from the open source CMS and related projects: Here’s the last two months’ of my FOSS update articles: Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in July 2011 Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in August 2011
I’ve forgotten to post the last few FOSS update pieces, so I’ll put them all here: Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in March 2011 Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in April 2011 Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in May 2011 Alert: What’s Coming for Open Source CMS in June 2011
In this piece, meet the Drupal equivalent of WordPress.com: In this piece, I take a look at how to avoid turning a marketing campaign that could have gone viral into a dud, with an unfortunate real-world case as an example: I attended a talk by Tod Maffin on how to increase a marketing campaign’s chance of going viral. It was very interesting and full of great information! Here’s a piece I did on the core of his talk, detailing the six things you can do to have a better shot at making people want to share your campaign: I forgot to put this up when it went out, oops! Here’s my end of January update on what the open source CMS and related projects are up to: In what might be my personal new record for CMSWire article length, here’s my look at the open source CMS (and related) space, after 22 projects and vendors responded to my survey where I asked them to look back over 2010 and forward to 2011. If this is an industry whose products you use (I bet you do) or that you’re part of, I think this is worth a look. There’s some definite trends in the answers: |
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