Sava CMS

Although I only meant to cover how to use Sava's "addToHTMLHeadQueue" function to show you how to load javascript libraries, CSS or whatever else you may need on-the-fly, I ended up covering a lot of ground in the interest of providing something useful, a custom object that uses the aforementioned function and loads internal Sava content dynamically.

While we've been wanting to make it out to CF United for the last few years, we've finally decided this is the year we would finally make it and made a commitment to become a sponsor. In addition, we'll be speaking at this event and are looking for topics that may be of interest to the community.

It's been 8 months since we released Sava as a free, open-source CMS and a lot has happened. The response from the community has been overwhelmingly positive, we've made a ton of tweaks to the codebase, added some key features, saw adoption by both Apple and Intel (among others), and a lot more.

We're always trying to make things easier and simpler with Sava CMS, and we've recently updated our Support Pricing to follow the same principle.

Since launching Sava just about 8 weeks ago, we've received a fair amount of attention and so far, it's all been good. Here's a list of links to date.

We've updated the the Sava package to streamline things a little. Here's a screen cast to help get you and running in about 3 minutes.

What have you created with Sava CMS?

Upon the request of many users in the Sava Community, we have set up a Bug Tracker.

It's been a very busy week here at Sava CMS. After putting out our press release about launching Sava, we were mentioned on Ben Forta's blog (and a few others), had a couple of security holes pointed out (which we fixed), and had Ray Camden also point out a couple of code-related issues (which we also addressed). Whew!