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Embed CMS in Your Website With PHP News System

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Mar 10, 2010 in Javascript, MySql, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

PHP News System (phpns) is an open source CMS that enables you to embed dynamic content into an existing website. It allows you to design your website however you like, and squeezes content into your design, wherever you like, with one line of code. PHP News System requires PHP, MySQL and ability to change file permissions on the server.

Setting up phpns is fairly simple with the help of built-in web based installer. The administration area provides you ability to create and manage articles, create categories, manage templates, create users, ban users, etc. Embedding your dynamic content into website is simply a matter of including a PHP file.

Features

  • Web design freedom
  • Users management
  • Search engine friendly URLs
  • Freeze/cache management
  • WYSIWYG editor
  • Theme management
  • Database backup/restore

Developed by Alec Henriksen; PHP News System (phpns) is available for download under GNU General Public License. You can find further information, documentation, demo & download on PHP News System Website.

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GetSimple: XML Based Content Management System

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Mar 8, 2010 in Javascript, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

GetSimple is an open source Content Management System (CMS) that utilizes XML for data storage, has excellent user interface and is really easy to learn. GetSimple requires PHP 5.1.3+ and has been tested with Apache web server. Installation is a snap, all you need to do is upload files to your server and you are ready.

GetSimple is ideally suited for small to medium site websites. IF you are comfortable with WordPress theme development, you will really like GetSimple. Like WordPress, GetSimple allows developer to create their won themes and extend its functionality using Plugins. Plugins enables you to provide customized solutions without having to make things too complex.

Features

  • XML Based – No Databases
  • You can “Undo” Almost Everything
  • Easy to Learn UI
  • Simple Installation
  • Simple Theme Customization
  • Sitemap Generation & Pinging
  • Website Archives
  • Keyword & Tagging Suggestions
  • Cron Ability
  • Comprehensive Logging
  • Friendly URLs
  • Extend CMS with Plugin System

Developed by Chris Cagle; GetSimple is available for download under GNU General Public License. You can find further information, documentation, demo & download on GetSimple Website.

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jCore: Open Source Multisite CMS

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Mar 7, 2010 in Javascript, MySql, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

jCore is an open source Content Management System (CMS) build using PHP and MySQL. It can power multiple websites, enabling you to keep CMS software up to date and fix bugs for all websites from a single location.

jCore has two main systems, jCore Server – which holds all the libraries and modules, and jCore Client – which is the stripped version of the core system that install with each website. You don’t really need to install jCore server, just copy the files in a public place so that all you websites can access it.

jCore allows designers to easily create custom look & feel of their website by simply adding new blocks (DIVs) from the admin area and apply any style (CSS) or script (jQuery). The developer on the other hand can easily  create new Modules to extend the site’s functionality.

Features

  • Custom Look & Feel with CSS/JavaScript
  • Multilanguage Support
  • Multiple Menus
  • Manage your site’s content with a WYSIWYG editor and attach files/pictures to them
  • Create submit forms with custom fields and store or send values trough email
  • Extend your site with new functionality like Photo Gallery or a File sharing module and so on
  • Include posts, modules, blocks, forms and other are of your site in your posts/blocks contents
  • Keep your readers up to date with RSS feeds
  • Easily place ad codes / banners on your site and earn money
  • Manage your site members or send out mass emails to let them know about news
  • SEO Friendly Links
  • Custom 404 Error Page

Developed by Istvan Petres; jCore is available for download under GNU General Public License. You can find further information, demo & download on jCore Website.

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Really Useful Tutorials You Should Have Read in February 2010

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Feb 27, 2010 in CSS, Javascript, PHP, Silver Light, Tutorials  | View Original Article
 

This update covers really useful tutorials, tips and techniques that you should have read in February 2010. Featured publications include: Nettuts+, Queness, Codrops, The Phuse, Ravelrumba, Web Designer Wall, AddyOsmani, AEXT, Smashing Magazine, SpoonGraphics, Sitepoint, Insic Designs, Webtint, Marcofolio, IT Shala, David Walsh Blog, Line25, OpenBit, CSS-Tricks, Tutorialzine, Soh Tanaka, Think Vitamin, Code Diesel, and Snook.ca.

Featured authors include: Matt Hedberg, Kevin Liew, Mary Lou, James Costa, Rob Flaherty, Nick La, Adnan Osmani, Lam Nguyen, Christian Heilmann, Chris Spooner, Madhuri & Mona, Mike More, David Walsh, Johnny, Marco Kuiper, Mitesh Sheta, Nikunj Sakhrelia, Jeffrey Way, Chris Coyier, Martin Angelov, Louis Simoneau, Soh Tanaka, Chris Lea, Sameer Borate, and Jonathan Snook.

So which tutorials you found most useful. Also feel free to recommend any good article that we may have missed.

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Photo Gallery Maté Framework, With Photo Caching

Posted by Pete Mackie on Feb 1, 2010 in Flex, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
  I have been developing Adobe Flex-based RIA applications for nearly three years. My prominent need has been for capable RIA photo galleries. I observed over time that most Flex-based example photo galleries resourced photos—either locally or remotely—from photo files stashed...

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Really Useful Tutorials You Should Have Read in January 2010

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Jan 30, 2010 in CSS, Javascript, PHP, Silver Light, Tutorials  | View Original Article
 

This update covers tutorials, tips and techniques that you should have read in January 2010. Featured publications include: A List Apart, Perishable  Press, DevSnippets, Webdesigner Depot, Nettuts+, Inspiring Pixel, Gaya Design, PV.M Garage, Line25, Woork Up, Six Revisions, Tutorialzine, Papermashup, WPWebHost, TechPortal, Yehuda Katz, Codrops, NuRelm, Queness, PHP Web and IT Stuff, DLOCC, WebM.ag, Jon Galloway, DevMoose, CSSKarma, AEXT, Viral Patel, and JankoAtwarpSpeed.

Featured authors include: Lam Nguyen, Tuhin Kumar, Chris Spooner, Jason Schuller, Louis Lazaris, Dan Wellman, Martin Angelov, Siddharth, Ashley Ford, Navjot Singh, Gaya Kessler, Burak Guzel, Piervincenzo Madeo, Peter Verhage, Yehuda Katz, Jeff Starr, Mary Lou, Chris Taylor, Kevin Liew, James Padolsey, Noura Yehia, Jason Cranford Teague, Devin Walker, Bill Peña, McBonio, Jon Galloway, Jean-Paul Bernadina, Tim Wright, Viral Patel, Shelley Powers, Janko Jovanovic,

So which articles you found most useful. Also feel free to recommend any good article that we may have missed.

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Cross Domain JavaScript With Simple PHP Proxy

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Jan 27, 2010 in Javascript, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

Simple PHP Proxy is a small PHP script that allows your JavaScript to access HTML, XML or JSON data in remote web pages. It overcomes the cross-domain security limitations, even if data is not available in JSONP format.

By using Simple PHP Proxy, your server can act as an intermediary between your JavaScript and the remote data, removing any cross-domain issued from the equation. It just needs to take a request, forward it to a remote server, and return the results. You can use any JavaScript library with it or code your XMLHttpRequest objects by hand.

Features

  • Requested URLs can be white-listed and validated against a regex
  • Optionally forward client cookies / SID to the remote server
  • Optionally forward configurable User Agent to the remote server
  • Requests can use either GET or POST request methods
  • Remote data can be delivered as-is with all remote headers intact (disabled by default to limit XSS vulnerabilities)
  • Remote data can be wrapped in a JSON/P structure that includes status codes and remote headers (JSONP disabled by default to limit abuse)
  • If using JSON/P and remote data is valid JSON, it will be merged into the resulting data object

Developed by Ben Alman; Simple PHP Proxy is available for download under GPL and MIT License.  You can find further information, demo & download on Simple PHP Proxy Website.

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Common PHP Based Interface For Cloud Services

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Jan 18, 2010 in Javascript, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

The Simple Cloud API is an open source project providing common PHP interfaces for File Storage, Document Storage, and Simple Queue cloud services. It will enable you to easily connect your application with a new service without having to learn their specific API. Primarily developed as a new Zend Framework component called ‘Zend_Cloud’, you can use it independently of Zend Framework.

Presently Simple Cloud API provides adapters for Amazon S3, Windows Azure Blob Storage, Nirvanix and Local Storage API. The project is under development and have plans to include more vendors and services in the future.

Following adapters will be available in next few months:

File Storage

  • Rackspace Cloud Files
  • GoGrid Cloud Storage

Document Storage

  • Amazon SQS
  • Windows Azure Queue Storage
  • Local

Simple Queue

  • Amazon SimpleDB
  • Windows Azure Table Storage
  • Local

Simple Cloud API is a joint effort between Zend, open source community and software vendors including IBM, Microsoft, Rackspace, Nirvanix, and GoGrid. You can find further information, documentation and download on Simple Cloud API Website.

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Common PHP Based Interface For Cloud Services

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Jan 18, 2010 in Javascript, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

The Simple Cloud API is an open source project providing common PHP interfaces for File Storage, Document Storage, and Simple Queue cloud services. It will enable you to easily connect your application with a new service without having to learn their specific API. Primarily developed as a new Zend Framework component called ‘Zend_Cloud’, you can use it independently of Zend Framework.

Presently Simple Cloud API provides adapters for Amazon S3, Windows Azure Blob Storage, Nirvanix and Local Storage API. The project is under development and have plans to include more vendors and services in the future.

Following adapters will be available in next few months:

File Storage

  • Rackspace Cloud Files
  • GoGrid Cloud Storage

Document Storage

  • Amazon SQS
  • Windows Azure Queue Storage
  • Local

Simple Queue

  • Amazon SimpleDB
  • Windows Azure Table Storage
  • Local

Simple Cloud API is a joint effort between Zend, open source community and software vendors including IBM, Microsoft, Rackspace, Nirvanix, and GoGrid. You can find further information, documentation and download on Simple Cloud API Website.

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TomatoCMS: CMS Powered By Zend, jQuery and 960 Grid System

Posted by W3Avenue Team on Jan 4, 2010 in Javascript, PHP, Silver Light  | View Original Article
 

TomatoCMS is an open source content management system developed using Zend Framework, jQuery and 960 Grid System. It follows MVC architecture, object-oriented models and design principles. TomatoCMS also supports plugin/hook architecture allowing developers to easily extend it using their own modules, plugins, hooks or widgets.

TomatoCMS uses 960 Grid System and support templates. Each website can have multiple templates and each template can use many different skins. If you have a little knowledge of CSS, you can easily edit the CSS to customize the look and feel of your TomatoCMS website.

Features

  • You can easily create, customize the layout of your site using Layout Editor
  • Easily add or remove modules
  • Supports Plugin/Hook architecture, helping you to extend the features easily
  • Supports multiple templates and multiple skins for each site
  • Supports multi-language website
  • Friendly customizable URL
  • Supports meta keyword, meta description
  • Tools for building Web Sitemap
  • Supports RSS
  • ACL (Access Control List) allows you to distribute roles and responsibilities

TomatoCMS requires: Apache web server, MySQL database server, version 5.0 or later, PHP version 5.2 or later; You can find further information, demo, documentation & download on TomatoCMS Website.

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