Recordings of FarCry in Action
01 Aug 2008People are always asking for a quick online fix for how FarCry works. Earlier this year I managed to record a couple of great online presentations of the latest FarCry 5.0 release. The first is more general, covering installation and basic CMS features, and the second highlights some really cool plugins that are available for the FarCry Core framework.
FarCry 5.0 (Fortress) eSeminar Recording
With FarCry Fortress' imminent release, what better time to kick up your heels and catch up on what the FarCry community has been up to? From bare-bones installation right the way through to fully functioning application. If you haven't had time to download FarCry CMS, this eSeminar recording might just give you the encouragement to give it a whirl.
FarCry Picnik & Keyword Plugins
One of the great innovations of FarCry Core 4.0 (the Gonzales release) was the introduction of plugins. The FarCry concept of Plugins can be just about anything from simple changes in UI controls to complete applications. At the tail end of an eSeminar, I gave a sneak peak to a couple of my favourite plugins. Well worth a look if you have 10 minutes to spare.
Enjoy!
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Reader Comments
You can grab the Picnik plugin from the FarCry forge at:
http://docs.farcrycms.org/display/FCPLUG/FarCry+Picnik
Johnny Appleseed on 04-Aug-08 02:47 PM
The openbd directory structure shown in the video, doesn't match the acutual structure. So we can't follow it without some updates.
Ian on 14-Oct-08 11:21 PM
I think the only directory structure that's important is locating the webroot for OpenBD. This is going to be slightly different depending on the type of OpenBD distribution you have and your specific development environment.
Geoff Bowers on 20-Oct-08 06:08 PM
