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Bolt is an open source Content Management Tool, which strives to be as simple and straightforward as possible. It is quick to set up, easy to configure, uses elegant templates, and above all: It’s a joy to use.

Since 2013, WordPress has been updating itself, which is a good thing.

WordPress is one of the most popular open source applications and that means many people are comfortable using its admin to manage their site. There are times when building out a site this is advantageous as it prevents you from having to retrain the user on how to manage content, menus, photos, and more. A popular way of setting up a site like this is to use WordPress as the admin and then build out the frontend in a framework such as Laravel.

well-structured, error-free PHP and

Put this before the loop in archive.php to have posts in the archive for category '26' sorted by custom field 'date'. Assign sortable values like '090501' or '2009-05-01' to those fields when editing posts and your Upcoming Events will be sorted by the future date at which they will take place.

Slides de la présentation de Rasmus Lerdorf lors des Digg « Engineer-to-Engineer: San Francisco Tech Talks ». http://about.digg.com/blog/rasmus-lerdorf-php-performance

« Comparer SPIP et Wordpress, c’est pas forcement la chose la plus logique. C’est comparer une laitue avec une betterave. C’est des légumes mais grosso modo, c’est complément diffèrent. »

TubePress is an open source PHP library that displays gorgeous YouTube videos and galleries in your blog. It's available as a WordPress plugin or as a stand-alone PHP library.

allows users to write php code inside of their posts and pages

Like a normal text widget this allows you to easily post text and HTML, but now you can execute PHP too! This makes merging with other themes easier.

How to use WordPress as a CMS is a popular question. Especially when you want to quickly throw up what is sometimes called “The Brochure Site”. Yep, that hoary throwback to Web 1.0, the static site. You’re going to template the site in PHP anyway, right? Why not just use WordPress and give your client the option of updating their content, while a million or so developers are working behind the scenes to make sure the code powering your site is the best it can be? Not a tough choice. Besides, no one said it had to be completely static, did they? Here’s the rundown on a few plugins, the bare minimum you’ll need, that’ll turn a simple static site into a blazing fast dynamic one, with easily managed content, that you’ll love to use.

# WordPress 2.7.1 ready: Design and as well as technical # Position of meta data at top of the source code # Clean and user friendly interface # No changes in your .htaccess required # Safety conscious programming # Avoid duplicate content # Absolutely no additional database queries # Very fast execution (∼0.000265 seconds with PHP 5.1.2, 4 GB RAM, Dual-Core) # No need to adjust any templates # Export and import of settings # Fully documented # Clean up after uninstall the plugin # Use of manually entered metadata from "All in One SEO Pack" # Fully support of Language Switcher Plugin # Language support for english and german # Support of HTML 5