Besides a coding license, one of the core values of “open source” is “collaboration”. Collaboration among developers, maintainers, testers, designers and end-users. All these “nodes” lead to community-made software that is designed to benefit the modern Internet users to achieve their goals. phpList is not an exception to the rule above, and in order to… [+]
phpList is 100% open source software and its source code lives on GitHub. phpList as a software is a combination of several repositories which together make up the email sending service thousands of users out there use. A few years ago the rewrite of ‘phpList 4’ started with the purpose of creating a software that… [+]
It is already October and Halloween is around the corner! But other than Halloween, Hacktoberfest is here as well! Hacktoberfest is a one-month celebration of open source where everyone is invited to join by submitting at least 4 valid Pull Requests (PRs) to any public GitHub repository from October 1st to October 31st. Hacktoberfest: a… [+]
Starting from the phpList About page you will be able to easily tell this is a software that can be used for various purposes and by various types of organizations. Although it was initially created upon request from the London National Theatre, very quickly it became very popular thanks to its open source license that… [+]
Business marketing, announces, education. These are only a few reasons to use phpList. In June 2020 phpList was downloaded 3,090 times on SourceForge (GitHub and website downloads are not included in this number). 3,090 times is a lot of times! This means that the self-hosted installations of phpList out there are a lot and the… [+]