At least according to TECH.BLORGE that is. OneCMS earned position number 21 on a list of the top 40 open source content management systems (CMS).

Just figured I'd post about this, it's always nice to see your own CMS linked somewhere else in a bigger way than just a normal list of CMS's, but what they considering the best ones. Here is the top 5 along with OneCMS:

1. Joomla - a very  popular open-source CMS that is found at the heart of many well known websites (the United Nations is just one example)

At least according to TECH.BLORGE that is. OneCMS earned position number 21 on a list of the top 40 open source content management systems (CMS).

Having recently received quite a bit of interest from New Zealand councils, we  attended the ALGIM conference, an annual get-together for council IT managers and staff.

TYPOlight version 2.6.3 is available. The maintenance release includes a hardened Input class that detects even more malicious XSS code (e.g. in BBCode comments) as well as an important Safe Mode Hack fix (thanks to Peter Koch for tracking this one down), so it is highly recommended to update.

In yet another step to lowering the barriers to contributing to the Joomla Project, we are pleased to announce our new Translation and Localization Policy. Our existing Translation Teams worked together with OSM to refine and update to the process to encourage contributors, foster collaboration, and maintain the spirit of the open source community. Jean-Marie Simonet from the Translations Working Group has a blog post detailing the changes in our translation and localization efforts.

Currently supporting over 60 world languages, the Joomla Project is looking forward bringing Joomla to even more users all over the globe. If you want to find out more about translations or find Joomla in your language, visit the Translations section of the Joomla Community Portal.