Just a quick word to say that our free flat-file, multi-lingual CMS solution, mog*cms has just reached version 1.2.
You will find complete details and release notes on our companion site mogWerks.net.
Free download at: mog*cms.
In the rush up to the end of the year, we completely forgot to announce that Claude Mediavilla’s web site, ClaudeMediavilla.com — which we are very proud to have worked on — went live late November. But we did right to wait a little as this also allows us to add links to the nice things that people have been saying about it. First of all, a quote from Le Typographe, and then an article, in two parts, from Peter Gabor’s Design & Typo that also presents Claude’s work in more detail. We should also point out that Peter wrote a complete article about Claude’s new book, History of Calligraphy in France in the December issue of the french magazine etapes — sorry, the article is not available on line.
You can visit the site here: ClaudeMediavilla.com.
Let’s take two minutes out to send our best wishes for health, prosperity and happiness to all of our customers, partners, friends and contacts for the upcoming year.
Best wishes to you all for 2007 from the team — Alain and Jonathan — at mogWerks.
Hubert Raguet is an exceptional photo reporter working mainly in the field of science and technology. His photo features, whether they concern Science and Medecine, Mini UAVs, Algerian sand dunes, or a gigantic wind tunnel in the French Alps, are amazing when they bring us closer to the essential technological questions of our time, but always from a human angle. We challenge anyone to follow his gallery of photos of Grégory, chronicling one man’s fight against a particularly nasty form of cancer, and not be moved — yet the images never fall prey to any cheap sensationalism as he follows the struggle, the ups and downs, the science and the humanity.
We have been working for many months now, moving Hubert’s site to our multi-lingual rapid web development tool, mog*cms, overseeing the creation of new tools, as well as the translations into English. Now his site is ready to go live, and we invite you all to discover it. HubertRaguet.com.
This is just to announce that we have signed with Claude Mediavilla to give him a place on the web. The site is designed to go live to coincide with the publication [in French] of his new book History of Calligraphy in France.
Claude Mediavilla is acknowledged as one of the world’s leading calligraphers, and a major contributor in the field of paleography. He contributed immensely to the rekindling the interest, and study, of calligraphy in France, where he lives.
We are immensely proud of being chosen to assist him in putting together this site, which we count will be an essential resource for all who share an interest in calligraphy, and letter forms.
We are proud to announce the availability of mog*cms version 1.1.
This new release sees a host of interface improvements, a download tracker, RSS Feeds as well as the other features — already present in 1.0 — like the integrated contact manager, restricted site access and a newsletter manager. Amongst other goodies.
Mog*cms is designed for rapid development and administration of small- to medium-sized web sites. It is particularly suitable for dynamic, multi-lingual sites. And when we say rapid, we mean that in less that a week, everything is up and running, from concept and design to implementation.
Free download at: mogWerks.net
And you can now subscribe too!
MogWerks.com has been updated with the latest version of mog*cms which, among other improvements, brings easy publication of RSS Feeds, therefore you can now subscribe with your favourite Feed reader to our brand News Feed.
It’s time to eat our own dogfood! It’s a familiar question for developers, both on and off the web — Do you actually use your own product? This is known familiarly as ‘eating one’s own dogfood’. And yes, we’re doing it!
Our new site — mogWerks.com — is made entirely with our own site management tool — known as a CMS — mog*cms.
And the result? Less than a week from sketches to implementation. So, yes, we’re happy with the result.
Want to see what we can do for you? With or without mog*cms. Contact Us. We’ll guarantee you’ll be delighted with the result.
Because the web never sleeps, even if we do; because the world speaks many languages, including yours and ours; and because the best things in life aren’t necessarily the most expensive, mogWerks presents mog*cms, an innovative solution for truly multi-lingual web sites.
Launch date: April 2006
Mog*cms is available from mogWerks.net
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