So, you didn't know there are other CMS on the market before you began? That's quite disturbing. Anyway, you can always try building a better one. Looks like MySource Matrix doesn't even work on PHP5. You might want to invent a better wheel, just for fun of it, maybe you're bored. Or you want to learn Zend Framework by building a CMS. Ask yourself, why did you even started doing it in the first place.
Cheers, Karol Waigani wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm the central developer for a univeristy division. For the past three > months I've been developing a CMS with Zend Framework. It has gone very > well and has had good feed back. There are many departments that want to > come on board as well as campuses in other cities. It answers a lot of the > interoperability problems with languages, databases etc within the > university. I did a seminar on it today and now have a core group of > developers who are interested in pushing it further. > > Problem is: a college just showed me mysource Matrix, which is the > competition. Have I just wasted the past three months? It already does > everything I'm developing, and if it does not, it can be extended / > developed. It already has huge buy in from governments and education > departments. > > - Why would anyone develop a CMS in Zend Framework? > - What advantages does Zend Framework have over Mysource Matrix for > producing RIAs? > - Are there any other Zend Framework developers that would be interested > in collaborating to create a professional open source Zend Framework CMS? > (Built on the Zend Classes it could grow very quickly, and we are off to a > good start). > - Or should I accept defeat, and if so can the framework integrate with > mysource matrix? > > Thanks, > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Zend-CMS-Crisis-tf4433800s16154.html#a12650706 Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
