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  • The road to a successful open source project: Learning lessons from Drupal

    By almost any measure, Drupal, an open source content management system/Web platform, should be a poster child for open source success. The PHP-based CMS, the first version of which was released by Dries Buytaert in 2001, powers the Web presence of a number of major organisations, including, since 2009, Whitehouse.gov.

  • Dries' vision for Drupal 8

    In January last year the developers of popular open source content management system Drupal celebrated the release of version 7. Drupal 7 included significant architectural changes as well as usability enhancements.

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    Acquia unveils 'Apps Market' for Drupal

    Drupal services and hosting behemoth Acquia has used DrupalCon London to announce the 'Acquia Apps Market' for customers of its Acquia Network service.

  • Drupal's Dries Buytaert makes call for developers

    A passion for PHP, as well as a strong developer community, has been vital to Drupal’s success, founder Dries Buytaert said.

  • Dries Buytaert talks Drupal and leadership in open source

    Drupal creator and project lead, Dries Buytaert, speaks passionately about the company he began as a hobby during his college days, with the business reach of Buytaert now extending into software company Acquia and Mollom.

  • Drupal 7 arrives

    Drupal 7, the latest upgrade to the popular open source Web content management system, is now generally available, Drupal builders said on Wednesday.

  • Drupal conf heads to Brisbane in 2011 amid 7 release

    The international development community of the open source Drupal content management system will gather in Brisbane in January, including the project’s founder Dries Buytaert.

  • Drupal 7 nears release candidate stage

    Drupal 7, the next major version of the popular open source content management system, could reach a release candidate stage as early as this week, the founder of the system said on Wednesday.

  • Drupal on the rise in government with ALRC website win

    The Drupal community has notched up another win with the Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) joining the ranks of organisations implementing the open source content management system (CMS) for its web presence.

  • Drupal Gardens getting ready to bloom

    Drupal Gardens, the planned cloud version of the open source Drupal content management system, went into a public beta stage Thursday, thus making it widely available for tryouts , said Drupal founder Dries Buytaert.

  • PHP and Drupal to serve up ACCC FOI

    The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will look to a PHP and Drupal-based website to serve up documents under its Freedom of Information (FOI) obligations.

  • Uni college ups grade with open source CMS project

    Whitley College in Melbourne has implemented an open source content management system in a few months and puts the success of the project down to a trusted relationship with its service provider.

  • Hosted Drupal CMS planned for midyear

    Acquia hopes to make a hosted version of its Drupal open-source content management system widely available in about three months, the company's CTO said Wednesday.

  • Linux users talk GlustersFS, Drupal

    The Linux users group of Victoria will hosts its monthly meeting on 2 March, featuring presentations on file system, GlustersFS, and the use of open source software in humanities.

  • ABC looking to ramp up website CMS migration

    The ABC is looking to ramp up the migration of its Unleashed, News Online and Radio National websites to a new content management system (CMS).

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