Webnodes Semantic CMS 3.8 Released with MVC support

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Oslo, Norway - 08 March 2011 – Webnodes AS, a company developing a .NET based semantic content management system, today announced the release of version 3.8 of their CMS, with semantic e-commerce, MVC support and several new mobile features.

"This release is a very important release for us. It demonstrates our commitment on a number of  levels, not only regarding semantic web technologies, but also more pure CMS improvements", said Ole Gulbrandsen, CTO of Webnodes. “In our continued effort to maintain and improve developer efficiency, we have added support for ASP.NET MVC templates. To continue to be on the forefront of the mobile web we have added a range of new mobile features.”

Bitrix Case Study: Excellent B2B Cargo Web Application built with .NET Forge CMS

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ALEXANDRIA, VA. – June 28, 2011 – Bitrix, Inc., a technology trendsetter in business communications solutions, released a new case study which covers the development process and know-how of a prominent B2B web resource for cargo services created by GALS Soft, a Bitrix Gold Certified Partner.

Intersoft Solutions Debuts WebUI Studio 2011 R1

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Intersoft Solutions, a global vendor specializing in highly-reusable user interface controls for ASP.NET, Silverlight, and WPF, today announced the official release of WebUI Studio 2011 R1. It introduces over 30 new controls spanning across three platforms, including the flagship UXGridView, a high performance MVVM-compliant data grid for Silverlight and WPF, in addition to many enhancements. WebUI Studio R1 delivers a total of 290 powerful controls for small to large-sized enterprise business application development.

Bitrix Site Manager ASP.NET Allows Launching a Full-Scale Corporate Website in Only 45 Minutes

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Bitrix, Inc., a technology trendsetter in business communications solutions, announced the release of a new version of its content management system (CMS) today – Bitrix Site Manager ASP.NET 5.5, targeted at website content editors, designers and developers who prefer using the Microsoft ASP.NET platform for their web projects.

Key changes in the new version include the availability of several quick-start solutions for typical website categories. Additionally, there has been significant improvement in performance and ORM modules.

Bitrix Site Manager ASP.NET 5.5 tremendously simplifies website development by offering turnkey websites – a set of ready-to-go design and content templates for corporate, personal, and community websites that are available from inside the regular install wizard.

Webnodes announces support for OData in their semantic CMS

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Oslo, Norway - Webnodes AS, a company developing an ASP.NET based semantic content management system, today announced full support for OData in the newest release of their CMS.

Built-in OData support

In the latest version of Webnodes CMS, there’s built-in support for creating OData feeds. OData, also called the Open Data Protocol is an open protocol for sharing content. Content is shared using tried and tested web standards, and makes it easy to access the information from a variety of applications, services, and stores.

“OData is a new technology that we believe strongly in”, said Ole Gulbrandsen, CTO of Webnodes. “It’s a big step forward for sharing of data on the web.”

Share content between web and mobile apps

One of the many uses for OData is integration of website content with mobile apps. OData exposes content in a standard format that can be easily used on popular mobile platforms like iOS (iPhone and iPad), Android and Windows Phone 7.

First step towards the semantic web

While OData is not seen as a semantic standard by most people, Webnodes see it as the first big step towards the semantic web. The gap between the current status quo, where websites are mostly separate data silos and the vision for the semantic web is huge. OData brings the data out of the data silos and onto the web in a standard format to be shared. This bridges the gap significantly, and brings the semantic web a lot closer to reality after many years as the next big technology.

Intersoft Solutions Releases WebUI Studio 2010 R2

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Intersoft Solutions today announced the official release of WebUI Studio® 2010 R2, the world’s most advanced presentation layer toolset for ASP.NET, Silverlight and WPF application development. Featuring over 60 new rich controls for Silverlight and WPF platform, and dozens of new business-inspiring samples, developers can now rapidly build cross-platform applications with the next-generation user experiences, while at the same time leveraging the best practice in architectural design pattern.

DotNetNuke vs Kentico vs Umbraco - Leading ASP.NET CMSs Compared Side by Side

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WebmasterFormat.com: DotNetNuke, Kentico, and Umbraco are all among the top CMS options available using the .NET framework. But even after you have reviewed each one of them independently, it can be difficult to gain a truly comparative insight into what each product has to offer. By arranging all 3 products into one feature-based table, it becomes easier to analyze similarities and highlight any beneficial features.

A Quick Review of the 7 Best ASP.NET Content Management Systems

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Deciding what content management system to use is one of the most important decisions which is not easy to make, this can be especially true if you are deciding on an ASP.NET CMS. There are a variety of options available, both open source and commercial. In order to make a solid decision, it is important to identify your specific needs and find a content management system that matches your needs. Here is a quick look at 7 of the most popular and most powerful ASP.NET content management systems available (in no particular order).

Coming soon: Umbraco 4.1

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Umbraco, an open source CMS based on Microsoft's ASP.NET, has announced the availability of Umbraco 4.1RC. The Umbraco Core Team of developers calls this version of their CMS as "the biggest update to Umbraco" ever. This release candidate for Umbraco 4.1 is packed with a laundry list of improvements in performance and stability as well as some new features.

New and improved features:

  • Enhanced preview. Browse your entire site as it looks in the future, including out-of-the-box support for all XSLT and NodeFactory based macros
  • SpellChecker. With support for more than ten languages out of the box!
  • LINQ 2 Umbraco. More a .NET Developer than an XSLT guru? You can access data via the all brand new .NET LINQ API
  • Examine. Ultra performant and stable index-based search engine. With a fluent API that developers will love
  • New XML Schema. Not only more performant, but makes it easier to understand your data and adds future support for Intellisense in Visual Studio!
  • Improved DLR support. Faster than ever and with support for Ruby too!
  • New Datatypes: Image Cropper for editor friendly image manipulation and Macro Container for easily handling of feature areas. (Needs to be manually created in the data type section in the RC)
  • Improved Mediapicker: Preview and advanced dialog with upload is now a part of the default MediaPicker (needs to be activated on the datatype in the RC)

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