AMS 3.00 is a major release, specifically targeted to improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO) in AMS, so the article published in AMS may rank higher in search engines and improve relevancy. AMS 3.00 incorporates a flexible and powerful SEF (Search Engine Friendly) URL, allowing the webmaster to customize the article URL.

AMS is a highly modified version of News 1.2 for XOOPS and ImpressCMS, adding features to give the webmasters a lot more control over their content while still maintaining an easy to understand and use interface. AMS is highly scalable, geared towards performance, is well suited to large article repositories that attract high amounts of users.

Matt Farina and Rob Feature, the 'geeks' of the Geeks & God podcast, have passed on the torch to a new crew and the podcast is back on the air!

4 months ago, Matt and Rob announced their last episode for the foreseeable future as they went on to start a new adventure. This left a gaping hole in the Christian tech podcast lineup and many hoped it wouldn't end. Well, a few devout individuals stepped up and did more than hope - the moderators at the Geeks & God website are now in the driver's seat and new episodes are beginning to air.

The PHP developers have released another update to the 5.2 series, addressing several bugs and some security patches. In all, there were over 40 fixes included in this release.

For users upgrading from PHP 5.0 and PHP 5.1, an upgrade guide is available here, detailing the changes between those releases and PHP 5.2.13.

For a full list of changes in PHP 5.2.13, see the ChangeLog.

The XOOPS developers released 2 more upgrades to the 2.4.x series, moving quickly to a final release on both 2.4.3 and 2.4.4. They continue to patch bugs reported in the the 2.4.x series and some of the fixes include security updates. If are running an earlier version of 2.4, it is recommended you update to 2.4.4

Over the next few days (or longer, depending on time available), Christian Web Resources will undergo a bit of a redesign. This will be an iterative approach - things will change and evolve based on feedback and testing. The basic theme has changed already and there will be a few more tweaks as I work through each of the sections to give the site a more consistent style.

If you happen to like one of the old themes, they're not gone, you'll just have to log in and set it as your preferred theme. Then, whenever you log in, you'll be back to the theme you love. If you like the new theme, or see something that could be improved, just add a comment with your suggestions and we'll do what we can to incorporate it somehow.