Previous Perl.com articles have reviewed where Bricolage fits into the universe of content management systems and worked through Bricolage installation and Bricolage configuration. Now it’s time to go through the steps required to model the structure of an existing…
In my previous article, I provided a guided tour of the Bricolage installation process. If you followed along, you should now have a nice, functioning installation of Bricolage 1.8 all ready to go. But as Mr. Popeil used to…
Now that Content Management with Bricolage has piqued your interest, you might be wondering what you need to do to install it. I’ll be the first to admit that installing Bricolage is not trivial, given that it requires several…
If you’ve ever had to manage a web site with tens of thousands of pages of content where many people need to be able to update that content, you’ve no doubt recognized the need for a content management system…
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