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1. 2010 FSOSS Symposium
Introduction & Installation
of ImpressCMS
Steve Kenow
RAD with IPF on ImpressCMS 1.2
Marc-André Lanciault
INBOX International inc.
2. INBOX International inc.
• Founded in 2003
• PHP/MySQL Web Development
• XOOPS / ImpressCMS / Wordpress / LAMP Expertise
• Team of 15 people all around the world: USA, Canada,
Brazil, Colombia, Argentina, England, Spain
• Clients:
– All around the world
– Small and large companies
Marc-André Lanciault
3. Steve Kenow
• 1st
computer was an Apple IIe.
• believes there are few coincidences and that almost every event has a
reason.
• has a great desire to learn and wants to continuously improve
• regularly examines his thought processes and personal experiences to
understand better.
• likes to take apart, then study processes, ideas, problems, solutions,
mechanisms, or plans.
• can quickly spot relevant patterns and issues.
5. According to Ohloh.net:
Very large, active development team.
Over the past twelve months, 26 developers
contributed new code to ImpressCMS.
This is 'one of the largest open-source teams in the
world, and is in the top 2% of all project teams on
Ohloh.'
www.ohloh.net/p/impresscms
6. Some interesting numbers
• As of 25 October 2010, 20308 commits were made in
the ImpressCMS SVN
• This is more than 500 commits per month!
• 30 September 2010: publication of the 35rd release
of ImpressCMS: ImpressCMS 1.2.3 RC
• sourceforge.net/projects/impresscms/
7. Awards
• November 11, 2009: ImpressCMS wins “Most
Promising Open Source CMS” Packt Awards
• October 30, 2008: ImpressCMS wins 3rd place
in “Most Promising Open Source CMS” Packt
Awards
• www.packtpub.com/article/open-source-cms-award-previous-winners
10. User-centric
• Connect and login with OpenID, LDAP or local
database authentication
• Customizable user profiles and registration
• Personal notifications and bookmarks
• Global commenting built in
• Global search feature
• International and multi-lingual
11. Easy extensions
• Easily Extended
– Use one of over 500 modules or
– Create one of your own with imBuilding
• Easy to Layout and Theme
– Smarty Template Engine
– Customizable content areas
12. Easy to Administer
• Highly configurable user profiles
• Customize content for different groups and
users
• WYSIWYG editors supported and included
• Centralized image management
13. Security P@r@n01@
• Critical files not accessible in browser
• Multiple forms of encryption
• User input filtered by HTML Purifier
• Access controlled by group permissions system
14. Getting Ready to Install
Windows
http://www.impresscms.org/uploads/impresscms-win32-fsoss2010.zip
Linux
http://www.impresscms.org/uploads/impresscms_lampp_fsoss.tar.gz
15. Extracting the Packages - Windows
• Unzip to [drive letter]:
• Launch [drive letter]:xamppxampp-control.exe
• Start Apache and MySQL
• Open your browser and go to http://localhost/fsoss2010/
16. Extracting the Packages - Linux
• Save the package to your Home folder
• Open a Terminal window and extract the files to /opt (will
need to do as system user (su)
• After the files extract, start the services by typing
'sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start'
• Open your browser and go to http://localhost/fsoss2010/
22. What is IPF
• ImpressCMS Persistable Framework
• Comes from SmartObject module
• Natively implemented in ImpressCMS 1.1
• Framework allowing rapid module development
for ImpressCMS
23. IPF Goals
• Address 80% of common tasks of most module
• Enable easy and rapid development
• Reuse code wherever possible (centralization, easy
maintenance, use less resources, etc...)
24. IPF Main Concepts
• DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself)
• KISS (Keep it Simple and Stupid)
• Convention over Configuration
25. IPF Main features
• Create, edit and delete objects
• List, Sort, Filter objects
• Display a single object
• Support events: beforeInsert, beforeUpdate,
afterInsert, beforeDelete, etc…
• Export objects
• Permission management of objects
26. IPF Main Features (more...)
• Search
• RSS generation
• Automatic creation and update of database tables
• Objects registry (cache)
• Management of common fields of an object:
– Meta keywords
– Meta Description
– Short URL
– Counter
27. ImBuilding module
• ImpressCMS module allowing easy creation of modules
– Module global information: author, support web site,
credits, license, etc...
– Objects definition
– Objects fields definition
• When the module is generated, a Zip file is created
containing all files of the module
• The module is then usable “out of the box”
• Developer can then focus on the important aspects:
business logic, templates, etc...
35. To learn more...
Steve Kenow
ImpressCMS Management
http://twitter.com/skenow
http://facebook.com/skenow
Marc-André Lanciault
CEO, INBOX International inc.
http://twitter.com/marcan
http://facebook.com/malanciault
http://www.linkedin.com/in/marcan
Editor's Notes
During this workshop, we'll take you through the background of ImpressCMS, help you install it, explain some of the strengths of ImpressCMS and show you a module that you can use to create the basis for your own custom module.
A lot of resources are available around the web to learn more about the “big 3”, less are available for other interesting, but less known, open source products. FSOSS is an excellent opportunity to share some of that knowledge
Like many other open source projects, ImpressCMS has a shared history with many other projects – PHP Nuke has spawned quite a few other content management systems, and ImpressCMS is one of the latest.
To build on some things the developers of ImpressCMS feel quite strongly about, the focus is very user-centric.
There are different authentication methods for user logins to minimize the number of logins a user has to manage.
Every application of ImpressCMS will have different requirements for user profiles – a module that provides customizable profiles is part of the core distribution. If you have simpler profile needs, you can use the basic core user manager.
Search is often more important to a user than site architecture – the core search feature works across all modules that have it enabled.
