Are you finding that you are plateauing with your blog or freelance services online? With so many different options on the web, it can be difficult to make your business stand out amongst the rest. However – it can be… Read More »How Bloggers and Freelancers Can Offer Live Video Events to Sell More Services with vcita
This week, we’re giving away a free responsive website – or tools to create one – from MotoCMS.
Become an owner of an awesome site template in addition to MotoCMS responsive website builder for free, by participating in the giveaway.
Before we go to the giveaway details, you probably will want to know what you’re getting into. If you’re already familiar with MotoCMS, you’re good.Read More »Win a Free Responsive Website Template From MotoCMS
When speaking about WordPress CMS often the Drupal platform is mentioned as the most viable and more powerful alternative to WordPress. After more than 2 years of development the Drupal community now received what it has been waiting for for a long time: the first Drupal 7 release.
Albeit still only an Alpha release, the bang in the community was big and I suppose for the Drupal users it was very welcome news to finally be able to look forward to certain features like Custom Fields which are standard since a really long time in the blogging community. Drupal 6 already brought an image uploader and tags to the software and Drupal 7 now brings more features WordPress and users of other blog software have known for a while already.
What’s new in Drupal 7? With Drupal 7 come image editing, integrated updater and custom fields. Read More »Drupal 7 Alpha 1 Released
After the festive season the dev crew has released an update for WordPress 2.9. WordPress 2.9.1 is a bugfix release and contains no new features. If you have waited updating to 2.9, now is the time to upgrade as most… Read More »WordPress 2.9.1 Released
The wait is finally over and Expression Engine 2.0 has finally been released by EllisLab more than 18 months after being introduced at SXSW 2008. I personally have not had time yet to extensively test the new release but expectations… Read More »Expression Engine 2.0 Public Beta Released and There’s No Core Version
I have been playing around with CodeIgniter lately, and re-learning PHP. For those that are interested in picking up what I am learning, please check out Devlounge. It has me thinking though about blogging platforms. There are so many great… Read More »Writing Your Own Blog Software: Anyone Still Do That?
Recently, the subject of applications relating to blogging, development, and more have come across my desk more than once. The first was my own attempt at writing a free college software guide on College Crunch which then was noticed by… Read More »Which Applications Do You Use?
One semi-unique feature that LiveJournal had was its advertising free account option, but as of today it seems that option will no longer be around. Details from ReadWriteWeb say: SUP, the Russian company that recently acquired LiveJournal, angered a substantial… Read More »LiveJournal Removes Ad-Free Account Option
I always wondered what made SixApart interested in LiveJournal. I knew it made sense in one respect, as growing your company always does, but the user group of their other products, TypePad and MovableType, didn’t really fit in my mind… Read More »SixApart Sells LiveJournal To A Russian Group
Expression Engine, a popular CMS, has got a new version out there which is supposed to be pretty slick. One of the features highlighted by many people is an add-on of sorts that allows for one Expression Engine install to… Read More »Expression Engine 1.6 Released