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Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with SilverStripeSilverStripe is an open source content management system and framework. It supports SE-friendly URLs but for Apache Web Server only. In this short article we will show how to use this feature with ISAPI_Rewrite under IIS. Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with MediaWikiMediaWiki is a powerful and very popular wiki-engine which was originally written for a popular free encyclopedia – Wikipedia. In this short article you will see how to configure SE-friendly URLs in MediaWiki and how ISAPI_Rewrite can help you with it. Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with DrupalDrupal is a very popular CMS (Content Management System) that supports SE-friendly URLs. It is designed for usage with Apache Web Server and has no default solution to use with IIS. But of course you can use this CMS with IIS Web Server and ISAPI_Rewrite will help you to enable SE-friendly URLs. This short article describes how to setup Drupal to use with ISAPI_Rewrite 3. Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with WordPressWordPress is state-of-the-art publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards and usability. No surprise it supports SE-friendly URLs. This short article describes how to setup WordPress for usage with ISAPI_Rewrite 3. Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with Mambo CMSMambo is the very popular CMS (Content Management System) that supports SEO-friendly URLs. t is designed for usage with Apache Web Server, and it has no default solution to use with IIS and ISAPI_Rewrite. But of course you can use this CMS with IIS Web Server, and ISAPI_Rewrite will help you to enable SE-friendly URLs. This short article describes how to setup Mambo to use with ISAPI_Rewrite 3. In this article we suppose you already have IIS and ISAPI_Rewrite 3 installed. To write the article we used ISAPI_Rewrite 3.1.0.56 and Mambo 4.5.6. Continue reading Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs for phpBBphpBB is the most popular bulletin board engine at the moment. It offers fantastic set of features but unfortunately Search Engine Friendly (SEF or SEO) URLs is not among them. Why you may need to have SEF URLs for your phpBB forum? Because Search Engines give higher rank for pages with keywords in links. Forum is usually a great traffic generator for your web site and by using SEF URLs you can significantly increase its search engine ranking. Additionally these URLs are more pleasant for human eyes since contain readable and understandable keywords and look cleaner. Continue reading Search Engine Friendly (SEF) URLs with JoomlaJoomla is a very popular CMS (Content Management System) that supports SE-friendly URLs. It is designed for usage with Apache Web Server, and it has no default solution to use with IIS and ISAPI_Rewrite. But of course you can use this CMS with IIS Web Server, and ISAPI_Rewrite will help you to enable SE-friendly URLs. This short article describes how to setup Joomla to use with ISAPI_Rewrite 3. In this article we suppose you already have IIS and ISAPI_Rewrite 3 installed. To write the article, we used ISAPI_Rewrite 3.1.0.56 and Joomla 1.5.6. Continue reading Ruby on Rails on Windows in productionMore and more Windows-developers cast a glance at Ruby – dynamic high-level programming language. One of the reasons of this interest is a framework for web applications – Ruby on Rails. Developing with Rails is easy and fun. Due to high dynamics of Ruby developers get a wide range of additional tools, and with rather few lines of code you can have rich functionality. This article is primarily aimed at rookie web-programmers and those who are thinking of sticking to Ruby on Rails. The following issues will be outlined below:
As a resume you’ll see the results of the tests contrasting performance of Ruby-apps run (in different modes) on Windows and Ubuntu. Continue reading Installing OSQA on Windows in productionThis is a very simple step by step guide to install OSQA on Windows server in production. This guide is applicable to IIS 7+ based servers, which include Windows Server 2008, 2008 R2, Windows Vista and Windows 7. Latter two should not be used for production solutions though. Please follow these steps: Continue reading |