Ibexa DXP
Content management system
Ibexa DXP is a composable Digital Experience Platform (DXP), with end-to-end content management, CDP, e-commerce, and workflow automation capabilities. The product offering includes Ibexa Headless, Ibexa Experience, and Ibexa Commerce. The company is headquartered in Oslo, Norway and operates across Europe. Ibexa is part of the QNTM Group.
History
Ibexa DXP is the successor to eZ Platform, which is the successor to eZ Publish, an Open Source CMS in development since 1999. eZ Publish 5 was the release which introduced the possibility of running both legacy code and new Symfony based code. eZ Platform dropped all the legacy code from the software and completed the transition to a complete new code base built on the Symfony Full Stack Framework. The content repository core and user interface are rewritten, but retains the same concepts as the previous eZ Publish software as well as adding more functionality.
The initial version of Ibexa DXP, then known as eZ Platform, was released on December 15, 2015.
On April 2, 2020, the then named eZ Systems released eZ Platform Version 3, the next generation of its Digital eXperience Platform (DXP).
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