Groupy 0.58

Groupy project is an open source content management system that allows groups within an organization to share multi-lingual content. Groupy provides a unique tool for organizing diverse content types (Articles, News, Files, Images, Events, etc...) in a rich editing environment similar to a wiki. I want Groupy to be great blog, a great file and image gallery, a great on-line calendar, and mailing list manager all with an easy to use consistant interface.
Groupy comes from several years of working with, writing plug-ins and skins for several other content management systems. In particular wordpress, joomla, and mediawiki. I found it odd that in order to set up what I considered a fully functional church website I needed multiple installations of these systems, and that integrating them was extremely painful. I also noticed that there was significant functional overlap present and that in general there could be opportunity for much code sharing. Thus I have undertaken the daunting task to bring them together.
Main features:
- Highly extensible plug-in architecture.
- Flexible skin system.
- All strings fully internationalized.
- Infrastructure for multi-language sites.
- Organized code base with minimal global functions.
- All content types extend a common base class.
- Revision history kept for all content.
- Text body for all content allows for links to other content.
- Ability to email content to subscribed users.
- Ability to comment on content
Enhancements:
- The rich editor was switched to use tinymce, which is far more robust and full-featured.
- A dialog was added in the rich editor to search for and insert content to embed.
- XML Feed support (RSS 1.0, RSS 2.0, ATOM 0.3, ATOM 1.0) was added for every group.
- Setup now allows a user to specify a superuser login.
- Several performance enhancements were made.
- The documentation was updated.
- Some fixes were made.