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Reason 4.3 VM Released
March 8, 2013We now have available for download a Reason 4.3 Virtual Machine (VM).
The VM is provided in Open Virtualization Format (OVF), compatible with VirtualBox, VMWare, and other virtualization software.
When you launch the VM, based on CentOS, it will get an IP address via DHCP and inform you of that IP on the login screen. You can then visit your Reason CMS instance in your favorite web browser.
Reason 4.3 Released
January 31, 2013Reason 4.3 is out!
Thanks to contributors from Beloit, Luther, Kalamazoo, and Carleton, this release features exciting new integration with Kaltura and Google Analytics, and a host of other improvements. Between Reason 4.2 and 4.3 we had 342 commits from 9 authors, with 751 changed files.
Reason CMS Hack/Doc Roundup
December 7, 2012Carleton hosted the 3rd Reason Hack/Doc in Northfield, MN earlier this week. We had 14 folks attend, representing Beloit, Carleton, Kalamazoo, and Luther Colleges.
Kaltura Integration to be Demoed at Reason CMS Hack/Doc
November 21, 2012Carleton is hosting the 3rd Reason CMS Hack/Doc on December 3 and 4, 2012, where we will collectively write code and documentation with folks from Luther, Kalamazoo, and Beloit Colleges. We'll also be showcasing our Kaltura integration work, which adds some fantastic media handling features to Reason CMS.
A busy winter for Reason CMS
December 16, 2011It has been a busy winter for Reason CMS. On December 5 and 6, we held the first Reason hack/doc here at Carleton. We've also presented sessions featuring Reason CMS at both the HighEdWeb conference and at Case V. In February, we'll share Reason with Minnesota schools at GusDay 2012.
Reason Update - first conference, fixed release schedule, leaving beta
May 12, 2011A few updates from the world of Reason CMS - about our upcoming conference, the move to a fixed release schedule, and losing the "beta" label.
Goodbye to PHP 4 support, new features framework, and more
December 23, 2010Happy Holidays - I have been away on parental leave, but now I'm back, and I wanted to post an update on a few things going on in the world of Reason CMS!
While I think pretty much everyone is running Reason under PHP 5, the next point release of Reason will be no longer support PHP 4. Nightly builds will likely stop supporting PHP 4 early in early January.
In other news, there are three items that will be in the next version of Reason (two are already in nightly builds) that I want to briefly highlight.
GusDay 2009 and new LiveCD on Friday
December 2, 2009Reason developers from Carleton and Luther Colleges will be at the 10th Annual GusDay Conference on the Carleton College campus on Friday, December 4. We'll be showing off Reason at an exhibit booth during the vendor sessions and available for questions throughout the day. We also plan to debut version 1.1 of the Reason LiveCD, which provides a simple way to test out Reason.
Supporting Multiple Domains - Coming Soon
March 3, 2009We recently received a request to move an externally hosted site into our local Reason instance. The challenge is that the domain name is supposed to remain outside of the carleton.edu realm. Reason has never supported this natively, though it could be achieved with unpleasant hacks. With Reason 4 Beta 8, this will all change and subdomains and external domains will be fully supported.
Bonus benefit of this work: the reason_package folder will no longer have to be within the web tree.
Reason nightly builds publicly available
October 17, 2007Reason progress update
February 9, 2007We're plugging away here at Carleton, moving closer to a state where we'll be ready to lock down features and start publishing release candidates. This article contains a list of the issues we are currently working on.