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Five Reasons To Consider October CMS For Your Next Site
Posted in Design on Jun 10, 2014 by ChadStrat
October CMS is a new Laravel based CMS that just recently went beta. It's budding community and robust plulgin flexibility make this newcomer to the CMS scene a real contender to consider. Here are five good reasons to give October CMS a good lookover.
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Free Bootstrap 3 October CMS Theme
Posted in Design on Jun 11, 2014 by ChadStrat
Yep! It's true! We are giving away this October CMS Bootstrap 3 theme with ProBlog example layouts! Pretty awesome!
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How to embed a component into your ProBlog posts
Posted in Programming on Jun 11, 2014 by ChadStrat
With ProBlog for October CMS you can actually attach components to your posts. Lets take a look at how this works and why it's really cool.
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Video Overview of ProBlog for October CMS
Posted in Design on Jun 12, 2014 by ChadStrat
Setting up ProBlog is super simple. We demo some of ProBlog's core features in this video.
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The value of October plugins and plugin reviews
Posted in Strategy on Jun 14, 2014 by ChadStrat
October Plugins are a great way to get a head start on your next project and can also go a long way towards funding the core team and building community.
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How To Predispose Your October CMS Backend List Views To Filtering
Posted in Programming on Jul 05, 2014 by admin
Recently in developing our upcoming Helpdesk product for October CMS I had a need to filter backend list results based on the currently viewing user. There was not much in the way of info on how to do this.
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Concrete5.7 and RadiantWeb Products
Posted in Strategy on Sep 25, 2014 by admin
While for many developers bringing their packages or blocks over to C5.7 is not really that big a deal, our products, as you may know, are a good deal larger. Over the last several months, I’ve been involved in testing and preliminary development. For some, the changes are not that big of a deal. But for applications/addons that are heavy in page_types, permissions, & attributes - the changes are very very drastic. Concrete5.7 changes are very positive from strictly a code standpoint. And we are taking this opportunity to do a few things
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