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Monday, September 27, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
WebriQ releases new features and its Domain Registration Manager
WebriQ is adding a very useful feature to its content management platform, enabling customers to back-up and restore up to five different versions of the website, including various different Templates and all the content that has been uploaded to the version that is been backed up. And on top of that, you can restore any of the five versions at any given time and that version will be live in a matter of seconds. Beyond that WebriQ is providing an auto backup service for all those who subscribe to the Pro WebriQ version and this every 48hours, and also these versions can be restored to the URL in case customers have not used the manual back up facility.
“This adds a lot of security to our content management platform”, said Philippe Bodart, owner of WebriQ. It allows customers to safely store not only their Design and Template settings but also allows them to safely store and eventually restore all the precious content that has been uploaded to the CMS Platform.
A second feature that is added is the Domain Registration Manager and the Domain Manager– as of today customers can directly register domains from the central page of WebriQ and this at very attractive prices and the domain manager allows you to redirect an existing or new domain to your WebriQ subdomain and also allows you to set-up Google Business Apps applications within your own domain, and setting the MX Type and MX ID so that your e-mails are integrated within the same DNS environment. Amongst other, we support ZOHO e-mail and other ZOHO business applications.
Two WebriQ commercial offerings will remain in the market until the end of Q3 2010.
One special offer is the conversion of your PSD File in to a WebriQ compatible HTML/CSS custom made template and the integration of that Template in to a fully contained online content management system for the price of 200 USD.
A second offer adds a 2 Year E-commerce service, 1 Free Domain registration and 50 e-mail boxes to the Template design and the entire package is priced at 400 USD.
For more information, please contact us at feedback@webriq.com or visit www.webriq.com or www.webriq.net. For all partner inquiries on the S2W program, visit www.switch2webriq.com or www.switch2webriq.net.
About WEBRIQ
WEBRIQ is based in Singapore and is operating from datacenters in the USA, Europe and Australia. WEBRIQ has associated companies in Belgium, Hungary and India and sales partners in USA and Australia. WEBRIQ is in operation for about 24 months, launched its Beta service in December, 2008 and its full commercial service in November, 2009.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
A comparison between Commercial Open Source Web Development, CMS and E-Commerce Systems and existing Open Source Systems. Part-1
Recent New Comer WebriQ stirs the pot with their Disruptive Technology while the majority of people are still only discussing Wordpress, Joomla and Drupal as the three best Open source Content Management Systems. These systems will be reviewed through first hand experience. But, we will add to the equation, a Commercial Open Source CMS system called WebriQ and analyze the major differences between the three open source system and then group those open source system and compare them with a Commercial Open source system.
Only within the last year has Wordpress actually begun to step up as a true CMS. However the other two, Drupal and Joomla, have seemingly always been fighting for that top spot in the community. Both are open source, and both are widely developed with thousands of members in their community helping to develop and extend the possibilities of use for each. While Wordpress is considered the underdog in the CMS war, it is most definitely the king of blogging software (something that Joomla and Drupal struggle to do efficiently).
In contrast, Commercial Open Source systems are build on open source technology but are bundled as a software service in a service platform with a large amount of standard features embedded in the platform. Those platforms have a tendency to eliminate the FUD factor when implementing the latest web technologies, they eliminate the proprietary licensing fees, they are lowering the cost of ownership by simplifying development and maintenance efforts, they are delivering a scalable solution that meets the demands of small and large enterprises and they are enticing both the Business owner and the Web Developers alike. The last point being the key difference between the open source platforms and the current available commercial open source platforms.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
A comparison between Commercial Open Source Web Development, CMS and E-Commerce Systems and existing Open Source Systems.
Recent New Comer WebriQ stirs the pot with their Disruptive Technology while the majority of people are still only discussing Wordpress, Joomla and Drupal as the three best Open source Content Management Systems. These systems will be reviewed through first hand experience. But, we will add to the equation, a Commercial Open Source CMS system called WebriQ and analyze the major differences between the three open source system and then group those open source system and compare them with a Commercial Open source system.
Only within the last year has Wordpress actually begun to step up as a true CMS. However the other two, Drupal and Joomla, have seemingly always been fighting for that top spot in the community. Both are open source, and both are widely developed with thousands of members in their community helping to develop and extend the possibilities of use for each. While Wordpress is considered the underdog in the CMS war, it is most definitely the king of blogging software (something that Joomla and Drupal struggle to do efficiently).
In contrast, Commercial Open Source systems are build on open source technology but are bundled as a software service in a service platform with a large amount of standard features embedded in the platform. Those platforms have a tendency to eliminate the FUD factor when implementing the latest web technologies, they eliminate the proprietary licensing fees, they are lowering the cost of ownership by simplifying development and maintenance efforts, they are delivering a scalable solution that meets the demands of small and large enterprises and they are enticing both the Business owner and the Web Developers alike. The last point being the key difference between the open source platforms and the current available commercial open source platforms.
Wordpress ..usable beyond blogging?
It is widely accepted that Wordpress is an excellent system when you want your ideas out quickly on the web. It is therefore often used as a blog, because you are out there quickly, but Wordpress can be configured in many different ways.
Wordpress is extremely easy to use and setup. It can of course work as a blog, comments are already built into the system, as well as pinging services, multiple blogger profiles, trackbacks and common features you might expect from a blog. Most of the functionality is out of the box, and works as expected without the need of customization.
But the fact that customization was not the key driver for Wordpress, also is to a certain extend its limitation. Because very often, if you try to customize or you try to do different things with the system, causes it break or disappear altogether. Wordpress is far from being developer friendly and too many times upgrades to the system causes your website to simply disappear as well along with the upgrade and the customization and modifications you made are no longer available.
Wordpress Advantages
- Very easy to use and few modifications are needed
- Excellent for blogging or sharing thoughts in a sequential manner
- Easy learning curve, also for the not so sophisticated users
Wordpress Cons
- Not developer friendly
- The community seems to like to complain
- Upgrades bring more bugs than fixes
Drupal … can it be used by non-developers?
If you enjoy tweaking the code that makes up the framework of a website, then Drupal is probably for you. This advanced content management system is more a developer platform than a traditional CMS. Its not to say that only developers can use the system though, but to say that they will feel more at home here than in the other two. Interestingly, being more developer friendly does not automatically make it more user friendly - in fact the developer has to work hard to make it that way if they need the end-product to do so.
For those that are not so developer-minded, this can be the trial of their lives, but for people who live in code - well, they can literally get lost developing some very cool websites.
Being in essence a development platform and if you are a developer and are willing to learn the ins and outs of the proprietary system, you can surely make great websites with Drupal. But you will have a hard time make it look and feel the same way as it function. The underlying technology is perfect, the usability and the design is far from being perfect. So in a lot of cases, you could end up with a perfectly working website, but that is difficult to use and is not very neat in its design.
Drupal Advantages
- Extremely developer friendly, but you need to engage in proprietary Drupal code.
- Strong community to help discern the dozens (hundreds) of functions and tags available.
- Can be used to create some really awesome websites that can outperform a majority of other sites out there.
Drupal Cons
- Not very designer and user-friendly. It's hard for someone with little code knowledge to make the leaps required to do the very cool things that Drupal is becoming known for.
- Theming of Drupal has been a huge case of failure. Themes are made by developers, not designers
- Getting a Drupal website published could cost you more time, and thus more money, than Wordpress or Joomla and certainly compared to commercial open source software like WebriQ.
Joomla – a community of web builders!
Joomla means in Swahili (Urdu) “all together” and to a certain extend they have been living up their name of being a system that is end-user friendly, developer friendly and also takes care of the design of your website and the way a content management system should work.
Designers will choose Joomla because of the amazing capabilities that its engine has in making websites look fantastic. Newcomers to Joomla (and website management) will love the fact that it is very easy to use and even customize as more and more developers create tools that are easier to understand. Developers, likewise, will choose the system because of its large capacity for development and customization. The new MVC framework was built just so that anyone with the knowledge could override the core of the CMS without actually modifying the original code.
But it is not as flexible for developers as Drupal is and it not as user-friendly as Wordpress. It can not run multisites from one backend database, and parts of the system have to be taken as is and can not be customized or modified. In other words, you need lo learn the limitations as you are sometimes caught in between a developers platform and modules that are in essence self-contained.
Joomla claims to be user friendly, and to a certain extend it is, but you need to go through a leaning curve of Joomla specific proprietary code and unless you are a developer or a designer or both, that willingness is often lacking.
So, trying to be the all together for the web site building community, Joomla has also the risk of being caught in between Drupal and Wordpress. People who want simplicity will go to Wordpress, and through developers who love to develop and code will go for Drupal.
Joomla Advantages
- Friendly for most types of users - Designers, Developers and Administrators, but not Content Managers or end-users.
- Huge community is awesome for assisting with creation of websites
- Has been rapidly growing and improving itself for the past years
Joomla Cons
- Still not user-friendly enough for everyone to understand
- Not quite as powerful as Drupal, and can be a bit confusing for some to jump into
for more about this article go through :http://webriq.com/articleGroups/news-4/a-comparison-between-commercial-open-source-web-development-cms-and-e-commerce-systems-and-existing-open-source-systems
Monday, January 25, 2010
Switch to WebriQ Service

WebriQ is offering Switch to WebriQ Service to Hosting companies,Web site building companies,Free lancers and Free lance web designers.We provide
Custom made template by our template builders based on your Photoshop file
2 Year E-commerce service level
2 Year hosting service
Re-direct of your existing URL to your new WebriQ sub URL
Google Business Apps including 50 e-mail accounts on your existing URL
For the one-time price of USD 400
Friday, July 31, 2009
PROMOTIONAL OFFER on OUR E-COMMERCE APPLICATION
Open a WebriQ online store quickly and easily within your existing WebriQ CMS system.
Build and Manage your store using the WebriQ-based web management interface.
Try out the entire functionality of your store for 30 days.
Put your entire store on line for as low as 40 USD per month.
Take advantage of our promotional offer: we will build your initial shop with 15 products and with Paypal integration FREE of charge when you subscribe to our 1 Year Business Package.
Contact us for more details.
The advantages of the WebriQ E-commerce module
Upfront cost and upfront investments in hardware are reduced to zero.
The entire application is out-of-the-box and all data input can be done via a standard browser and Internet connection.
Time to market can be counted in days
The application can be build and managed by your sales staff
The application is part of your normal Content management system used to build and manage your front-end web presence.
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Our New Audio Gallery
As of this week, we will introduce our newly designed audio gallery. This will complement our already richly featured multimedia capabilities with all kinds of audio files that you can insert in any of your content pages or in the audio gallery. Your audio files can also be inserted in to one of the columns of your site and on your main page if you wish so.
You can get a sneak preview of our user interface underneath – the build-up and editing functions are basically the same as in our video gallery. You can flag improper use of audio files and report them to use. We will take necessary actions to remove those files if appropriate.