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What is yacs about anyway?
The features that, together, make YACS almost unique
 | Features, features! - YACS is just aiming to raise the standard in Apache/mySQL/PHP environment for the support of web communities. » Page edited on Mar. 13,  In The vision |
| | How to achieve incremental upgrades of a YACS server? - Life is constantly requiring us to adapt, and software is no exception to this rule.
Imagine the situation: you have discovered YACS, installed it, played a while with a number of interesting features. Then you have started to push some content, to structure your work, to tune a skin.
Some weeks later, a brand new version of the software has been made available, and of course it is very appealing because of the new things that have been added.
Can this change put your server at risk? And how much time will you have to burn in such upgrades?
Learn how to use advanced synchronization features embedded into YACS to integrate new features -smoothly. » Page edited on Dec. 18 2007 In Software installation and upgrade |
| | YACS as a news aggregator - Gather and classify news from other sites. Make searchable and meaningful links out of these news. » Commented on June 5 2007 In The capability |
| | How to use Windows Live Writer with YACS? Page published on May 6 2007 In Authoring |
| | How to develop on top of YACS? - YACS, like many CMS packages, can be extended with additional pieces of software.
Do you have to add a new feature to YACS? Would you like to integrate an existing set of PHP scripts into YACS?
If you have answered Yes to any of these questions this page is for you. Here you will learn how to add any PHP script to a YACS system, and to integrate it to our lovely templating system. » Commented on Mar. 1 2007 In Developer's guide |
| | How to podcast with YACS? Page published on Mar. 12 2005 In Syndication |
| | The Manual is born Commented on Jan. 5 2005 In The capability |
| | The 2005 roadmap - 2004 has been a very important year for YACS, because of the so many new features that have been added. Now my own mother has started to use a YACS system to report on family events, and she is new to Internet technologies.
However, this powerful package is still a little baby compared to other PHP/MySQL solutions. In 2005 we will have to make it a mature solution -- together. Ideally, I would like my last boy (he's 7) to install his first YACS server on his own. And I am hoping to draw YACS to the attention to many talented PHP and CSS experts as well.
Of course we have to add many new things to YACS. Hopefully the agility demonstrated over the last 12 months will help be available to support next developments. » Page published on Jan. 3 2005 In The capability |
| | You have driven YACS development in 2004 - Since we are closing the year it’s good to review what has been done so far. YACS has evolved tremendously over the last 12 months. And it is my very pleasure to admit that a lot of the new features have been suggested by one of you. Therefore, thank you for your positive input and directions. » Commented on Jan. 2 2005 In The capability |
| | YACS has less bugs (supposedly) - Open-source advocates have stated for a long time that sharing source files had very good effects on program quality.
This http://www.wired.com/news/linux/0,1411,66022,00.html?tw=wn_story_top5.
Moreover, while Stanford University computer science researchers have not looked at YACS yet, I'm pretty sure we are already doing better than usual commercial software. 8) » Page published on Dec. 23 2004 In The capability |
| | Ten things your web sites should be doing - http://www.digital-web.com/about/staff/nick_finck/ wrote on Dec-15th: "Rather than posting about my web predictions for 2005 or rambling off a list of products or tools you must have, etc. I have decided that this year I will post a list of things you should have or be doing on your web site or Intranet. After all, we are living in a modern world, it's time your web sites start acting like it."
Ok, lets see how this site -- and, more generally, any YACS server -- compares to http://www.digital-web.com/news/2004/12/ten_things_your_web_sites_should_be_doing/. » Commented on Dec. 19 2004 In The capability |
| | How to send a newsletter - In this tutorial we will show you how simple it is to list most recent articles and to make an e-mail out of it. » Page published on Nov. 29 2004 In Content management |
| | Why should you suggest your boss to switch to YACS? - Is your company looking for an open-source platform to support intranet web servers? Ok, you have checked all major solutions available today, from those recommended by CMSWatch to those listed at DMOZ.
Can we suggest to consider YACS as well? You may be surprised by the number of features that do match corporate needs. Well, actually YACS has been used to support some intranet web sites for about 18 months, and therefore we do have the experience of such things. » Image updated on Nov. 27 2004 In The vision |
| | YACS adds authentication to the Comment API - When posting a comment through a newsreader your web site will basically receive a mail address and a name. This may be enough to report on author information in the comment itself. But this is also an open door to comment spammers. Therefore, YACS extends this mechanism with true poster authentication. » Page published on Oct. 21 2004 In The capability |
| | What is the difference between a section and a category? - Sections feature security, overlays and rendering styles. » Edited on Oct. 16 2004 In Content management |
| | YACS supports distributed authentication - Actually, YACS implements Drupal's authentication web service. » Page edited on Oct. 11 2004 In The capability |
| | How to monitor a YACS server using RSS? - Actually it is almost as simple as the usual subscription to any RSS feed. We only have added some HTTP authentication to restrict access to associates. » Link updated on Oct. 6 2004 In Syndication |
| | YACS fully supports the Comment API - As proven by following screen captures, YACS RSS 2.0 feeds generate enough information to enable comments from within http://www.rssbandit.org/. » Commented on Oct. 4 2004 In The capability |
| | The Simple Search RSS API - I'm proud to announce the first public release of the Simple Search RSS API, the application programming interface to any YACS server and search engine. » Page published on Sep. 29 2004, In The capability |
| | This page, including images and attached files, has been sent as a single multipart e-mail message Edited on Sep. 10 2004 In Bug tracker |
| | [Réglé] Voice message - Message Vocal... Commented on Sep. 10 2004 In Machine à café |
| | YACS supports unlimited edition time - Some users have reported on very frustrating experience because of PHP timeouts. Therefore, we have added new code to generate heartbit requests at idle time. » Page published on Sep. 5 2004 In The capability |
| | A general presentation of YACS - A dynamic web site platform which allows an individual or community of users to publish, manage and organize a variety of content, YACS integrates many popular features of content management systems, weblogs, collaborative tools and discussion-based community software into one easy-to-use package. » Commented on Aug. 30 2004 In The vision |
| | How to derive the categories tree from search requests? - Aside of the several sections used to post articles on this site, and of the search engine based on full-text indexation we already have, the categories tree is a very handy mean to navigate among all these pages. Years ago Yahoo! built its success on a manual classification of pages.
Of course, we are supporting such sweating efforts at YetAnotherCommunitySystem.
But we also have improved the classification process thanks to the search engine. Search and click, that is all that is necessary to expand our categories tree. » Page published on Aug. 30 2004 In Content management |
| | Look Ma, YACS has no group to manage access rights! - Look at other blog or CMS packages. Do you know one that does not feature user groups? But YACS has been built with other paradigms in mind. If you want a personal blog, a simple personal account is enough. And if you want to actively support a community, you can benefit from the scalability of the YACS approach, featuring following classes of user profiles: Associate, Member, or Subscriber. » Page published on Aug. 7 2004, In The vision |
| | YACS better integrates your site into the cloud - The 'cloud' designates the set of web servers and computers interacting wih one YACS site. » Page edited on May 13 2004 In The capability |
| | How does YACS compare to Manila? - Manila 9.0 provides a comprehensive and fully integrated solution for web publishing, content management, weblogs, portal development, and custom web applications - all designed to facilitate true real-time operation for information driven enterprises and online communities. UserLand's full featured, low-cost web publishing, weblog and content management system combines instant personal publishing with RSS aggregation technology to flow information where its needed, all for just $899.
Userland provides web publishing, web content management and weblogging tools that make it easy to build websites, improve communication and bring people and information together. UserLand is a recognized technology leader in many areas including the use of RSS and integrated news readers to radically simplify the publishing and aggregation of web content. » Commented on Apr. 2 2004 In Post your requirements here |
| | How does YACS compare to YABB? - YaBB, Yet Another Bulletin Board, is an open-source, easily-accessible bulletin board for everyone and anything. YaBB is one of the world's leading providers of FREE Perl-based Message Board systems for webmasters, with currently over 50,000 web communities using YaBB worldwide, and over 1 Million registered users througout these forums! » Page edited on Mar. 16 2004 In Post your requirements here |
| | YACS better supports images - Learn how to build neat photo albums » Page edited on Mar. 11 2004 In The capability |
 | How does YACS compare to Wiki? - The first ever wiki site was created for the Portland Pattern Repository in 1995. That site now hosts tens of thousands of pages.
According to the http://wiki.org/wiki.cgi?WhatIsWiki page, Wiki is the simplest online database that could possibly work.
Wiki is a piece of server software that allows users to freely create and edit Web page content using any Web browser. Wiki supports hyperlinks and has a simple text syntax for creating new pages and crosslinks between internal pages on the fly.
YACS, like Wiki, has been created to let people express themselves on the web. Therefore both systems have a lot in common. However, YACS architecture differs significantly from a Wiki system. » Commented on Feb. 23 2004 In Post your requirements here |
