A homecoming Frontier began its life as a Macintosh scripting system, first shipped in 1992, built around a powerful object database and multi-threaded runtime. In 1995, we turned to the Web, and found that Frontier was the perfect way to manage large dynamic sites with many authors.
Manila brings content management to the Web browser.
In the past two years, tens of thousands of people have started writing for Manila websites, and today that power is coming, for the first time, to Apple's new operating system. Mac OS X is cool We've been running Mac servers for six years, and we've always appreciated how easy they are to maintain. We've barely begun to tap the power. Edit this Page buttons are everywhere. Templates for everything.