18 Oct

ImpressCMS 2.0.0 Alpha 7 release

By fiammybe

ImpressCMS 2.0.0 Alpha 7 is available for testing, one month after the previous release.

04 Oct

Dev Diary #2 - April 10 2018

By fiammybe

After Alpha 6, work continues to bring ImpressCMS 2 closer to completion. There were some bug reports already, which will help us to make the next versions more stable and secure.

18 Oct

ImpressCMS 2.0 Alpha 6 is available

By fiammybe

We are very happy to announce that a new alpha version for ImpressCMS 2.0 has been released.

This version contains some major architectural changes, which we believe will make this ImpressCMS version easier to maintain and extend, and more in line with the current direction the PHP ecosystem is moving on.

18 Oct

Dev Diary #1 - 19 March 2018

By fiammybe

Development is moving again on the ImpressCMS 2.0 version. I thought I'd started a development diary to give you regular updates on what we've been working on. https://github.com/ImpressCMS/impresscms/pulse

01 Aug

Happy Birthday ImpressCMS!

By fiammybe

It is with great pride that we can now announce that ImpressCMS has reached the venerable age of 10 years. Yes we're teenagers now! The official announcement was on January 7, 2008 , with the first beta the day after - today 10 years ago.

 

18 Oct

ImpressCMS 1.3.11 Beta available

By fiammybe

The newest beta of ImpressCMS 1.3.11 is now available for download and test on your developments servers. 1.3.11 will be a bugfix release.

10 Nov

Welcome to the new ImpressCMS website

By fiammybe

The new ImpressCMS website is now available! The new architecture, a new responsive theme and updated content modules will make the site faster, more secure and easier to use.

18 Oct

Cleaning up our Github repository

By fiammybe

When I look at our Github repository, there are many very old branches that really have no added value in being there anymore. I will start removing them by the end of the week. 

18 Oct

Building the new ImpressCMS website

By fiammybe

Hi, with this post I'm starting a series that will take you along the way with us while we develop the new ImpressCMS website. The old website desperately needs a freshing-up, both in content and in visuals. This time I'm looking into breadcrumbs.