Packt is pleased to announce WordPress 3 Cookbook , a new book that covers over 100 recipes to help users to develop their WordPress site.
Bali, Indonesia – water&stone is now in the process of gathering data for the fourth annual Open Source CMS Market Share Report. This year’s report will be looking at survey data gathered from CMS users around the world. The survey is now available online at http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/2011-OSCMS-Survey
In the lead up to the 2010 Open Source CMS Market Share Report, water&stone surveyed a group of users of various open source content management systems. In the survey, we asked users to evaluate the most popular open source content management systems and to share the criteria they used in the selection process. During November and December of 2010, over 5,000 people participated in the survey. Of that group, 3,365 answered the question: “When selecting a CMS, how important are the following features?” In this article, we share the insights gained from that question.
Just wrote up an article for OpenSourceCMS.pro. This one draws on the research data we gathered for the OSCMS Market Share Report:
In the lead up to the 2010 Open Source CMS Market Share Report, water&stone surveyed a group of users of open source content management systems. The survey asked users to evaluate the most popular open source content management systems and to share the criteria they use to select a system. During November and December of 2010, over 5,000 people participated in the survey. Of that group, 2,647 answered the question: "How important were the following factors in the selection of your [present] CMS?" In this article, we share the insights gained from that question.
The 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share Report showed clearly the ongoing dominance of PHP-based content management systems. While the LAMP stack may be the leader in the arena of web content management, it is certainly not the only game in town. For the 2009 Open Source CMS Market Share Report we looked at not only the PHP-based systems, but also the Java and .NET-based systems.
