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The Web CMS Report 2009 looks at... OpenCms

"OpenCms supplies a browser-based editor in which you write code. The biggest "pain point" is that you can only open one JSP file at any given point in time. If you have to open another JSP, you have to close the one that is open, go back and open another one - obviously not a very productive development environment. "

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Explaining RSS to President Bush

20-Jun-2006

Last week's Gilbane Conference on Content Technologies in Government uncovered some fascinating trends in records management, information architecture, web governance, and other topics of interest to U.S. government agencies. In a brief write-up for Intelligent Enterprise magazine, I focused on one running theme: Uncle Sam is beginning to experiment with new web technologies, particularly wikis, podcasts, and RSS.

- Submitted by: Tony Byrne, Analyst

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