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• Repository moved over to GitHubIf you want to watch the latest developement branch, you need to install git and git clone git://github.com/klevo/wildflower.git to get a copy. This also changes the way people submit code. From now on if you do any ...Sat, 08 Nov 2008 09:01:03 +0100
• Wildflower 1.2 Beta released, more manpowerI am releasing a beta version of the new Wildflower 1.2. Changes from the 1.1 version: New UI design Refactored most of the code More unit tests Messages section for contact form communication A bunc...Sat, 13 Sep 2008 14:24:13 +0200
• Forums upFrom now on you can talk about Wildflower at the newly opened forums. People following the code repository at Google Code already noticed there are some big updates coming. Stay tuned for a new release in a few days.Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:46:03 +0200
• Release 1.12 Comments fully working with Akismet spam check. More Post and Comment models unit tests. Includes latest CakePHP - r7117. Pages include a working preview of the content revision system. Tons of en...Wed, 04 Jun 2008 22:20:08 +0200
• Release 1.11New features: New directory structure. All Wildflower files are now inside the wildflower directory. Added CakePHP database migrations. Lots of bugfixes. Finally some unit tests. Page model is nearly ...Fri, 16 May 2008 12:25:02 +0200

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Everyone who is able to deploy Wordpress should be able to get Wildflower up and running. However to fully enjoy and benefit from the features of this CMS, you should be competent in these areas (or willing to learn): * Code separation. Understand the difference between view and bussiness logic. * RESTful architecture. * Unit testing. * The heart of Wildflower is the CakePHP framework. This means this system is not so much for a typical PHP hacker, but for an agile programmer that is willing to learn and adopt the best practices. We also want to have fun along the way, so the idea of the system is not to stand in your way.
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