Bricolage Content Management System

In a comprehensive survey, Bricolage lead developer and maintainer David Wheeler describes the all of the Bricolage runt-time configuration directives in great detail. Read More (Comment)

Thinking of installing Bricolage but daunted by the large number of requirements and the panoply of prompts from the installer? Read this new article from Bricolage maintainer David Wheeler and learn what it all means and how to make it easy for you. Read More (Comment)

This article targets organizational decision makers by offering a high-level overview of the content management ecosystem and how Bricolage compares to other approaches to content management. It also highlights some of the more important features of Bricolage, as well as a number of the Websites currently powered by Bricolage. Read More (Comment)

In a glowing review of Bricolage 1.8.1, eWEEK East Coast Technical Director Jim Rapoz writes that Bricolage is quite possibly the most capable enterprise-class open-source application available. Read More (Comment)

LinuxJournal's Reuven Lerner has written a series of his At the Forge columns about Bricolage. The articles introduce Bricolage, and cover alerts, publishing, and templating: Read More (Comment)

eWeek East Coast Technical Analyst Jim Rapoza has given Bricolage top marks in his contribution to the magazine's annual roundup of The Tech Good, Bad and Ugly. Read More (Comment)

Bricolage creator and maintainer David Wheeler appeared on the Online Tonight radio show with host David Lawrence. The wide ranging discussion covered the history of Bricolage, how it differs from blogging systems, and the Perl/Apache/PostgreSQL platform on which it is built. Read More (Comment)

eWeek East Coast Technical Director Jim Rapoza writes that Bricolage is one of the best content management systems eWeek Labs has seen. Read More (Comment)