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Friday 30 March 2012 - 14:01:51, posted by CaMer0n
LAS VEGAS, Mar. 30th - e107 Inc. releases v1.0.1 revisions and updates for the free, open source website content management system e107. Following the tremendous reception to the introduction of re-branded e107 v1.0, active website managers have influenced the development team to create revisions an...
Monday 05 March 2012 - 21:43:17, posted by CaMer0n
LAS VEGAS, Mar. 5th - e107 Inc. announces considerable increase in available language-packs following the release of v1.0 of its website content management system.e107 Inc, makers of the popular website content management system 'e107' announced today that their software now supports 23 languages, a...
Wednesday 28 December 2011 - 22:23:08, posted by CaMer0n
LAS VEGAS, Dec. 28th - e107 Inc. announces re-branding and the release of v1.0 of its website content management system. For the past 9 years the open-source CMS e107 has been mostly a hobby project of a few dedicated PHP developers. Despite its lack of funding or marketing over that time, e107 has ...
If you thought it was quiet around here, well think again! In the ongoing battle for a more secure CMS, the developers of e107 have been hard at work coding, and discussing matters with the e107 support team to bring you 0.7.26 rc1 which should address some of the more recent issues we've come acros...
Saturday 11 September 2010 - 11:06:08, posted by CaMer0n
Have you been translating e107 in an official sense or just for your own personal use?Perhaps you also have a community language site?Or maybe you have never tried, but you would like to see e107 in your language? If so, then we want to hear from you!We're asking everyone who translates to fill in ...
Saturday 28 August 2010 - 04:47:22, posted by SecretR
I would like to give you some more details and hopefully speed up the 'next stable release' process.After the release of 0.7.24 rc1 I'm overloaded with false positives due to a missed point of the upgrade instructions (see previous news). This slows down the process of discovering of not covered yet...
Thursday 26 August 2010 - 09:47:11, posted by CaMer0n
Well, despite what we thought was some good testing of our 'stable' 0.7.23 prior to release, some users' installations became 'unstable' after upgrading. We believe most of these issues have now been corrected, but rather than simply making another official release, we will be introducing beta 'rele...
Thursday 05 August 2010 - 16:11:05, posted by steved
There has been a lot of speculation about the future direction of e107 recently, and its time to put that to rest and move forward.The dev team has spent quite a long time (weeks, if not months) discussing all aspects of e107 - the code, the community, the organisation, to try and establish a cohere...
