EGOTEC AG announces that it is currently preparing the release of its proven content management system EGOCMS under the open source licence GPLv3. This step emphasises EGOTEC AG's commitment to promoting innovation and collaboration in the digital world.
Why open source?
The decision to make EGOCMS available as open source is based on the conviction that transparency and community involvement are the key to future-oriented technologies. By releasing the source code, EGOTEC AG wants to create the opportunity for developers, companies and organisations worldwide to use, expand and further develop EGOCMS.
The GPLv3 licence will ensure that:
- Customisation and further development: Users have the freedom to customise EGOCMS.
- Collaborative knowledge sharing: All improvements are shared with the community.
- Sustainable openness: The software remains free and accessible in the long term.
The path to release
EGOTEC AG is currently working on creating the technical and organisational requirements for open source status. This includes
- Source code optimisation: the code is prepared and documented to ensure smooth use and further development.
- Repository setup: A central platform for the source code and future updates is set up.
- Community support: Forums, documentation and tools are designed to promote collaboration and lower the entry barriers for developers.
What does this mean for users?
With the upcoming release of EGOCMS, existing and new users will be able to:
- Gain unrestricted access to the source code.
- Tailor the platform flexibly to their needs.
- Become part of a growing open source community that actively shapes the further development of the software.
Stay informed
EGOTEC AG will announce further details and progress on the release of EGOCMS by the end of the year. Visit the official EGOCMS website here to stay up to date and be part of this exciting development.
Shaping an open future for content management together with the community - EGOTEC AG is taking the first step!
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