Find a security issue and win 2000 euros

In September, 2006, Penny Samara and Stelios Asmargianakis released the first version (0.1) of Guru CMS, a Content Management System. One of their primary motivations for developing Guru CMS was the notorious insecurity of the "most common" open source Content Management Systems. Unlike other CMS which release every month security patches, Guru CMS was designed to be secure in today's hostile Internet environment. It does nothing as setuid root and is optimized with speed and security in mind.
It is also small (around 20MB) and simple to use, yet surprisingly powerful, and was coded with almost fanatical care to avoid security pitfalls.

Whats next on upcoming releases

In this article you will be able to find what will be available in the upcoming releases of CMS and its modules. Guru-host's CMS is been developed actively since 2007 from web experts focusing on security and performance. If you are a developer and looking for more details about each feature please contact us requesting a bugreport account. We will send you the login details in order to access direct the bug reporting system where all bugs and new features are available. You will be able then to check each feature/bug with a more detailed view.

Content Management System

Have you been bored in waiting for a bug fixing while your clients are moving around to another service provider?
Have you been bored in seeking for a CMS with a simple, friendly usability with a multilingual support out of the box?
Do you want a CMS containing only the necessary ones and not dozens of other unnecessary features?
Are you looking around for a CMS where you can modify your layout by using Dreamweaver or any other WYSIWYG editor?

What Ajax Is Not

Ajax is not the be-all and end-all solution to every new application being built for the Web. It is not even something that should be considered as an upgrade to every existing product. Ajax is a great model for building more modern, faster Web 2.0 applications, but only when they are built correctly. Throwing Ajax at every application can create complications, such as accessibility issues, cross-browser compliance nightmares, and requiring more intricate and complex programming to perform simple tasks.I want to make sure this is clear, before everyone gets all gung-ho and throws Ajax everywhere. Ajax is not for everything.

I love the Ajax model of design; I think it brings web applications closer to the capabilities of desktop applications. I also know, somewhat from experience, that Ajax is not the best solution for every project, and that it can sometimes overcomplicate what could have been a simple solution. As you read the rest of this book and you see Ajax solutions that I present to common web design issues, ask yourself whether Ajax is right for you and what you are trying to accomplish. It could fit perfectly, but it could also be the wrong solution for you after all.

Features and requirements

In this article you will find a depth explaination of our CMS features and requirements. If you are looking for a particular feature where it is not available please contact us. We are always been able to provide a great quote for custom development.

License Cost

Price for licensing depends the amount of licenses along with required features/modules. In case that you are interested in ordering a large amount of licenses please contact us. Code is encrypted using Ioncube and every license is valid per 1 domain and is locked via it along with an IP. Templates (layout) are not encrypted thus giving you the opportunity to design your web site as you wish.