Vancouver Island's Viviti is a content management/blogging system that we've posted about previously. Last Friday they released a new build of their system. In addition to bug fixes and performance improvements, Viviti now includes these new components:
- Paypal - Sell items on your page using paypal.
- Google Maps - Display a map to any location you want.
- Form Builder - Allow users to submit feedback via a form on your website.
- Ebay - Add a list of items for sale to your site using your eBay account.
- FriendFeed - Display a feed of your data from your FriendFeed account.
- Delicious - Show bookmarks from your del.icio.us account.
- Upcoming.org - Display events for a city, or watched events from an upcoming.org account.
- BlogRoll - Create a list of your friends blogs, and include the date updated, or even the most recent post if you want.
Viviti's editing interface allows a user to see their page as it is rendered, and edit and drag items live on the page. Simple and intuitive, it's shaping up to be a great platform for non-web-developers to get their content live quickly.
If you're interested in a beta key for Viviti, just leave a comment to this post and we'll send one off your way.
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Greg Andrews
Greg Andrews is a Writer and Web Developer and for Techvibes. Born and raised in Edmonton, Greg was blogging about his high school drama long before it was fashionable. In the Spring of 2007, half a year out of school, Greg moved to Vancouver in search of interesting technology and the Canadian dream. His personal sites are gregcorp.com and miscellani.ca.
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