iWiccle endgame is in progress. Currently working on the Admin CP, which ought to be elaborate and structured enough to make for an interface easy and powerful to use. The curious can have an admin sneak peek browsing the menu structure (as shown below) in here. Don't bother trying to guess my admin password however. Attempts to log in are logged as a matter of necessary humor. =) There you'll also have a quick look at the iWiccle basic skin, built to be an easy modification base. More on sk... Read more »

Continuing in our series of Admin sneak peeks, the following is a view of Site > Newsfeeds. Newsfeeds are published in RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 formats and can be accessed globally or on a per-module basis. Read more »

iWiccle is hanging in the air... As soon as I'm satisfied with the level of integration in front-end and admin panel, iWiccle is packed and ready for download. We are eager to get the buns out of the oven as fast as possible, but I don't particularly care to put put a basketful of bogeymen. Hang in there — spirits are high and release is imminent. There are a quazillion features we have sketched up, and another who knows how many already half-coded, we have marked on our dev roadmap for t... Read more »

Read up on season's greetings, Wiccle Web Builder release, staff expansion, and affiliate program! Read more »

Never before has it been so fast and easy to set up a high-end website! Inspired by John's Wiccle Web Builder total install time (9 minutes) reported in the forums, I filmed a little video to show just how fast our software can be installed. Read more »

To aid developers in wrapping their heads around the Wiccle system architecture, I have prepared an overview of the classes in Wiccle core. The information is also applicable for iWiccle versions 1.20 upwards. Read more »

Many businesspeople have good ideas without the skills (or resources) to develop them. This is how Wiccle can help them. Read more »

The following are a series of reflections on the philosophy and design approaches behind creating a massively scalable web production CMS platform. Read more »

Ah, Wiccle dotCom. How I love you, and how I hate you. Working against tight deadlines and dealing with surreal situations, it's been a whole lot of crunching and grinding, but the beast is out of the cage now. Over the upcoming week my main focus will be in wrapping together the rest of the iWiccle 1.0 Admin Panel integration. Then the modules need a final round of debugging, and the grand pre-release finale is with a hack-your-own session to cover the last security issues. Once iWiccle is re... Read more »

WordPress has become one of the most popular online publishing tools of our day. How does the iWiccle / Wiccle platform (later: Wiccle) compare as a solution for community and content management purposes? Today, we take look at some of the considerations you should go over in choosing the right software to run your website. Read more »

Our flagship product, Wiccle 1.0, is building up nice and steady. Wiccle 1.0 is bigger and better than anything we've released before in every way, extended yet one step closer to our aim: Producing a definitive suite of Internet tools. Read more »

Welcome to Wiccle.com, a new community portal for Web Designers, Web Builders, Web Application Designers, Web Artists, and more importantly, You, members of the iWiccle / Wiccle platforms. Read more »

In the Wiccle World, there is nothing quite like a Round-Table of discussion of the future road-map as we take each update & release a step closer to the leading edge of Content Management Systems. Moving past this we will be creating a space where the name CMS will not fit in any more as both systems expand beyond scope of the latest trends, into setting new trends. So here is a sneak peek into our Wiccle World.. Read more »

Wiccle v1.0 Details, iWiccle v1.20 Details, 2010 Plans, Updates, roll up, roll up! Welcome to the new Wiccle World. Read more »

By now, everyone will have noticed the increased level of activity in the Fusion Forums and with related resources following the release of iWiccle 1.20. As the technical head of ongoing Wiccle operations, a brief statement on our future direction and the core concepts underlying Fusion is in place. Read more »

Wiccle Internet Industrial Revolution promotes tools to maximize productivity while minimizing time and effort used in web development. Read more »

iWiccle (currently at v1.10) and Wiccle (v1.0 in development) are two separate products with two separate aims, albeit they share a good deal of technology. This text touches on the philosophies behind the two, clarifies a thing or two on copyright and licenses, and looks into our present and future contributions to both the open-source community and the world of business software. Read more »

By now, many of you will have seen the Wiccle Builder in action. Wiccle Builder is one of the most powerful tools out on the market for creating your customized website with easy-to-use browser-based tools. Today we feature the new custom content CMS unit of the Wiccle Builder, possibly the easiest possible way to build your website. Read more »

We've been working hard to make sure our new license and gateway server is ready for the rap, and it's gone slightly on overtime. We wanted to ensure it's solid and secure — and expect to see segments of it integrated into the eCommerce features of Wiccle Full Suite once that becomes topical. This is a preview of Wiccle.Net, our secure gateway and license server. Are you ready to grab a Wiccle License? iWiccle 1.01 is ready to launch with a number of improvements over 1.00, and will be... Read more »

This is the first in our series of video tutorials, and we start with the installer. This video (7:56) guides you through the following steps: 1) The uploading of files and setting of permissions, 2) The creation of database and database user, and 3) The installer script itself (five phases, 4 minutes with explanations). Read more »