News about Alkacon and OpenCms

Titled "OpenCms 7 Development", a book about OpenCms 7 is now available in stores. The book has been written by Dan Liliedahl and is published by Packt Publishing. The book is targeted at developers.

The OpenCms Days 2008 in Cologne have been a great success. Most conference delegates had a very positive impression of the event. The conference proceedings will be available for download soon.

OpenCms Days 2008 is happening in 2 weeks. We have 100 available seats and about 90 are already taken. So if you want to be part of the action, hurry up and register your ticket now.

The OpenCms Wiki at http://opencms-wiki.org is now the official OpenCms Wiki, supported and maintained by Alkacon Software.

The full conference program of OpenCms Days 2008 is now online. Because of the great interest and the may good session submissions we have received, we decided to enlarge the program to 18 full sessions. Hurry up and register your ticket now - only a limited number of seats are still available!

Titled "OpenCms 7 Development", a new book about OpenCms 7 is to be available in stores in May. The book has been written by Dan Liliedahl and will be published by Packt Publishing. The book is targeted at developers.

Do you want to take a quick test drive of OpenCms to get a first impression of its features? No problem: Try out the OpenCms live demo website. ...

OpenCms version 7.0.4 is now available for download. This version adds a number of improvements to the OpenCms core as well as the modules shipped with the core by default. Most notable is the new "TemplateTwo" demo, plus the improved "Direct Edit" function.

The OpenCms 7.0.4 release notes contain detailed information about the new features in this release.

The public OpenCms training courses of Alkacon allow the cost effective training of one or two developers. For the time being, these will be held in a conference center in Cologne, Germany at a schedule to be announced on the Alkacon website.