One of the things that sets Webpop appart from all other hosted CMSs is our built-in extension engine.

The extension engine lets you write extensions in server-side javascript that can add new tags, interact with other services over HTTP or even completely control the response to a HTTP request.

We've now created a new repository on Github where we'll collect useful extensions and good examples of what they can do. Feel free to fork and submit pull requests if you have an extension you would like to contribute.

Mad in Spain is the most important design and creativity event celebrated in Spain.

This year's event page is made with Webpop by Hanzo

jQuery.growShrink is a new open-source jQuery plugin by our resident jQuery ninja, Twoixter. We use it in our client interface to provide super-smooth zooming animations.

It adds two simple functions to jQuery elements: growFrom to grow an element, and its counterpart shrinkTo to shrink it back with style.

Head over to our GitHub repository to get the code or check out Twoixter's blog post for some cool examples.

Allan Reyes, the mastermind behind the Webpop design, took our portfolio template for a spin.