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A new version of Symphony CMS has been made available. This new release of the open source XSLT content management system offers a myriad of bugfixes and improvements. Symphony, for those unaware, is an XSLT based CMS that offers plenty of power with a minimalist interface (which I personally love). You can read our Symphony [...]
The Symphony CMS development team have announced a huge new update with version 2.2 (which is now available on their site). Some of the new features in this release include: All core code has been fully documented! Symphony now has a core email API (details below and here). There are dozens of new delegates for extension developers, [...]
Symphony is a powerful and versatile XSLT-powered open source content management system. We recently reviewed this great CMS, you can read the review here: Symphony CMS Review. They just announced a new release of Symphony CMS, version 2.1.1. Highlights of this release include: Bug Fixes #341: Clarify copy on limits in DS editor. #374: Fixes [...]
Symphony CMS has seen a new release with version 2.1 being let loose on the public. From the brilliantly funny press release by Craig Zheng of the development team: The Symphony team is pleased to announce the immediate availability of Symphony 2.1, codenamed Hot Wallaby Ba—oh, wait, that’s right… we don’t do codenames here. Sorry. [...]
Symphony CMS is a beautifully minimal PHP+MySQL-based open source content management system that uses XML and XSLT as its backbone. On the surface, Symphony is similar in function to ExpressionEngine, Textpattern, WordPress, or Drupal. While Symphony is certainly capable of running a standard website or blog, its conceptual elegance and focus on data structures puts [...]
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