I think robert and paris have done a good job answering this.
Cake <> Drupal
A change from a cms to a framework would be a big step. But IMO a
good one to get away from Drupal.
On Aug 10, 4:39 am, Martin Westin wrote:
> A bit OT, but for general interest check outhttp://openatrium.com/
> It i
A bit OT, but for general interest check out http://openatrium.com/
It is a "groupware"-type application written on top of Drupal. I have
never used Drupal but if I was to start I would first look at how they
did it.
Of-course you wanted to know about going the other way... from Drupal
to Cake or
Drupal is a highly extensible CMS with a fairly powerful API, and the
progress from Zengine made it easy to theme as well
Jake (for Joomla) and Drake (for Drupal) are plugins that allow a Cake
application to be called from certain URIs within the CMS, but this
has a much greater overhead and ther
As i understand it... drupal isn't so much of a framework and more of
a cms. Of course it probably does have an api. I have worked with
drupal once. I got frustrated and moved on. It is really hard to
create a theme in it, if you ask me.
Cake is a framework much like ruby on rails.
If you don't
Does anyone have CakePHP experience and Drupal custom module
experience?
If so, what is your opinion of the Drupal API for writing custom
modules?
I have a friend that is about to do a re-design for his Drupal app and
is considering changing frameworks. They would have to design 3-4
custom modul
