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Wordpress and Drupal are not the only “heavy hitting” open source content management systems going around today. Symphony is a player too. Symphony is built in PHP and MySQL and built with the ability to create everything from simple websites to more complex web applications. Similar to what Drupal and Wordpress have done, Symphony has [...]

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You can argue that we are still in some kind of a recession, but you can’t argue the fact that Open Source projects survived one of the most horrific global recessions in decades. For the last couple of years self-proclaimed “Geek Experts” have been claiming the downfall of major Open Source projects all over the [...]

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I have always been a big advocate of open source software, as demonstrated by many articles on this blog over the years. But one of the hardest transitions I had to personally make was the big switch from depending on Windows as my main operating system for my Laptop, and going the open source Linux [...]

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1. More Microblogging Themes for Wordpress
The Automatic team got this all started when they created the P2 Theme for Wordpress. I expect to see more of these created in the GPL in 2010. Which is exciting considering the fact that you can have your own self-hosted Twitter so to speak. Expect to see new functionality [...]

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It seems like everything on the web has turned social as of late. The geek cooler talk seems to be about Social Media and how it will affect the web. Currently, social media on the web goes almost hand in hand with 3rd party web applications. If you want to microblog chances are you don’t [...]

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I wrote 2 months ago about the open source mixtape application called OpenTape and had a huge amount of people interested in this new open source application. So because of the large amount of interest I thought I would write more about OpenTape and give you an inside look of what makes it so cool. [...]