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Thursday, 10 September 2009

Ning Apps Launch

Posted on 09:23 by Unknown

Ning has announced today on their blog that Ning Apps have launched.

We use the Ning platform to run the Ride for Roswell community site (RideConnect) and for the QuantumCMS forum (QuantumCMS is Algonquin Studios' web content management system, for which I am responsible, so go sign up with us). Having access to 90+ applications should prove useful to these sites. Sadly, I can't offer much commentary on them since they just launched today. The complete list of Ning Apps is available at the Ning Apps Directory.

Ning has set up a sample site for the apps at ningapps.ning.com so users can try them out.

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