If you are a XOOPS user and want to install several modules for testing, currently you need to install them one by one, which sometimes is quite frustrating, if there are many of them.
The XOOPS Development Team is pleased to announce the release of XOOPS 2.5.7 Final.
This release is focused on making XOOPS 2.5.7 fully compatible with PHP 5.5.x, on security enhancements, bug fixing, and on updating external libraries to their latest versions:
- jQuery to 1.11.0...
In XOOPS 2.6.0 alpha 2, some familiar services that were traditionally internal parts of the core were separated into modules. Some examples are: avatars, comments, and notifications
The separated module approach achieves some important benefits:
● Modules can be updated independently.
●...
XOOPS Project is very proud to support the upcoming "Crafting Code Tour" with PHP Expert Brandon Savage
Writing great, high quality code is hard. Understanding the nuances of the languages you use, and the way in which you accomplish certain tasks can be highly challenging. That’s why The...
A web page consists of a base HTML document and any additional files it may include, such as stylesheets, scripts, images and fonts. We will refer to these additional files as assets.
Assets are a very important part of the user experience. For today's rich, highly interactive web applications,...
Richard Griffith, our Core Team Leader continues to make major improvements to the XOOPS 2.6.0 Core!
Yesterday he committed a major batch of new features to our code repository on GitHub, and I thought that it was significant enough to make it a special news!
We are pleased to announce that Ricardo Costa (Trabis) from Portugal and Nicolas Andricq (ForMuss) from France, have been inducted into the XOOPS Hall of Fame
XOOPS Hall of Fame has been created to recognize people who provided in the past extraordinary support and...