The open-source CMS, SilverStripe, has a new version that's been made available. This release solves a number of potential security vulnerabilities: Draft pages were visible to unauthenticated users on specifically crafted URLs. An content author with access to the “Security” section in the CMS could potentially take over an administrator account. These are now fixed in 2.4.2,... Read More →
The SilverStripe team have launched a free extension to SilverStripe CMS that makes it easier to build websites for mobile devices. This is a great trend we've been seeing lately and we're keeping a close eye as more and more CMS vendors move to adapt to the new mobile web. Most websites now have a noticeable amount of visitors using mobile devices. We've been looking at how to make it easier to... Read More →
The first release candidate of what will become SilverStripe 2.4 is now available for testing. For a full breakdown of the new features, you can read the following blog post regarding beta 1 which highlights the new options built into 2.4: http://silverstripe.org/silverstripe-2-4-beta-release-brings-hierarchical-urls-sql-server-support-and-much-more/. From the blog post: Today we've moved... Read More →
A new version of the open-source content management system, SilverStripe, is now available for download. This release is primarily a bugfix release and according to the changelog. For more information about SilverStripe, you can read our SilverStripe review or check out all of our SilverStripe-related articles. You can also learn more by visiting their... Read More →
