Softaculous has updated several of its apps from its library. These PHP-based applications are perfect for giving your website that little extra something to make it stand out from the crowd.
PHP-Fusion was updated to version 9.0. This light-weight, Open Source Content Management System uses MySQL to store your site content and includes an easy to learn yet comprehensive administration system. Written in PHP 5, PHP-Fusion offers all of the features you've come to expect from other CMS applications.
To find out more about its features, visit the Softaculous library here: http://www.softaculous.com/apps/cms/PHP-Fusion
Serendipity has been updated to version 2.1.4. Serendipity is a PHP-based blogging application that makes it easy to maintain an online diary, weblog, or even a website. Even though the default package is initially created for casual bloggers, Serendipity is a highly customizable and flexible framework that is strong enough for professional applications.
To see its reviews and ratings, make sure to see its spot in the Softaculous library here: http://www.softaculous.com/apps/blogs/Serendipity
Mautic version 2.14.1 has been officially released. Focusing on making business management as easy to understand as possible, Mautic is a cutting-edge marketing automation platform with a powerful set of features. Its incredibly easy-to-use interface gives your business complete access to a full range of marketing tools that level the playing field for all businesses, big and small.
To see a live demo of this Open Source application, check it out in the Softaculous library here: http://www.softaculous.com/apps/others/Mautic
MediaWiki has also been updated to version 1.31.1. Originally for use by Wikipedia, MediaWiki is an extremely powerful, scalable software that uses PHP to access databases such as MySQL. The dominant software in its category, MediaWiki is designed to be run on websites dealing with millions of hits per day, making it perfect for servers with terabytes of content and consistent traffic.
For more information on MediaWiki, visit the Softaculous Library here: http://www.softaculous.com/apps/wikis/MediaWiki
