The guesses (by me and others) look like they were on target. The “Orchard Project,” which is getting its debut on November 11 at Tech Ed Europe is, indeed, the successor to the Microsoft Oxite ...

So the truth is, Orchard is not Microsoft's newest dive into the world the open source content management. At least not officially. When the project is run by a group of Microsoft employees, you can't ...

Microsoft is moving its "Orchard" open-source content-management-system (CMS) project from its own CodePlex repository to the recently formed CodePlex Foundation on December 9. Orchard is the ...

Le Roy: We (the listed contributors) hold the copyright to all the code. CMSWire: What was motivation behind the project? Why not just continue developing Oxite? Le Roy: The motivation behind the ...