Web Design Drives Me Nuts
Want to learn how to design websites, the old fashioned way, want to learn how to write html without having to use an editor, or just want to enjoy the ramblings of someone who's had it up to here with web design, why not read the razorBlog. This is our book, our thoughts on website design, and it's here for free, every week, for your enjoyment.
Fancy a full copy right now, well wait no longer, you can purchase a full copy over at lulu for only £4.99, simple click on the lulu link to find out more. Not too flush right now, why not subscribe to the RSS feed to be informed when we update the blog. All proceeds from the book go towards keeping razorCMS free.
Version 1.0 STABLE Out Now!
razorCMS has gone stable, so why not take advantage of this milestone release which includes a huge array of bug fixes, polish, a new admin theme and some new features like maintenance mode. Maintenance mode gives you the ability to pull down your site for maintenance, showing a maintenance page, whilst leaving it viewable by those logged into the admin panel.
With this new stable release, we mark a point in the road for future development, giving a stable base to work from, razorCMS now works on even more servers, from more hosts than ever before, so join in now and download razorCMS today.
Sharp and Simple
razorCMS, the flat file content management system, that can be as small or large as you wish. It's structure allows you to have just the amount of functionality you need in a flat file CMS solution, helping to keep speed and simplicity at a maximum.
razorCMS is ideally suited to small to medium website projects, due to it's flat file structure it has no need for a database meaning it can also be a cost effected method in content management, allowing it to be used on the cheapest of web hosts, or even free hosting. Start off with a core system install, then add the extra functionality as you need it via the blade pack management system. From WYSIWYG editors to SEF URL you can find the extra functionality you need via the blade pack system.
razorCMS is offered for free under the GPLv3 open source licence, maintained and developed by morgan integrated systems ltd.
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