Building a responsive multi-language website with blog and static pages

The "multi-language support" item in a website specification could be a deal breaker for many small and medium sized projects. How long would it take to develop an international website with fully translatable navigation, static contents and blog posts? If you do it properly with the right tools, developing a translatable website won't take much longer than a regular website. This two part post explains how it could be done with October.

October Stable release

Today is a long-awaited date for all of us, October has finally reached a stable release! Over the past two and a half years October has become a go-to platform for many developers and clients. It has been installed more than 100 thousand times, there are thousands of active users and these numbers grow steadily every day.

Marketplace license and payment updates

We have recently made some updates to the license agreements for paid plugins and also introduced a new payment processing approach. We hope this helps the group of customers who were not able to make payments for plugins or themes.

Inspector 2.0

After we finished the Inspector upgrade for the Builder plugin, we found that we got a amazingly flexible and powerful tool that we can apply to the CMS.

Second OctoberCMS anniversary!

A full year has passed since October's first anniversary! It's time to stop and take a look back at the events that occurred over the course of the past year.

Building client-friendly websites

In response to all of your feedback about building "Client friendly" websites with OctoberCMS we have built the Static Pages plugin, which allows clients and developers to work together in harmony.

Dallas Museum of Art uses October

In August of 2014 we got an exciting email from Dallas Museum of Art saying that they want to use October for their membership program DMA Friends. It took just a few months for the DMA development team to transfer a large system from WordPress to October.