and delivering a quality complete solution that could
rival something like Drupal in the near future ...or maybe eventually!
..sorry i don't have my own Blog. You see WordPress is in PHP *wink hehe.
Get the point?! :)
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can take Brix further (not core) but
> by adding extensions and delivering a quality complete solution that could
> rival something like Drupal in the near future ...or maybe eventually!
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>
> ..sorry i don't have my own Blog. You see WordPress is in PHP *wink hehe.
> Get th
lution that could
> rival something like Drupal in the near future ...or maybe eventually!
>
>
> ..sorry i don't have my own Blog. You see WordPress is in PHP *wink hehe.
> Get the point?! :)
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On 09/15/2010 11:52 PM, Arjun Dhar wrote:
Summary::
This conversation is about Java in the CMS space, comparison to PHP and is
there a future to reduce turn around time with Java. Are we as a community
too elitist to be stuck on masturbating on frameworks rather than solutions
that affect direct
Earlier I had written it off, but on you suggestion I am taking a fresh look
at it. It seems well supported and documented. Am studying it... will get
back on my findings. thanks
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the CSS but the general layout sucks. ...I cant sell a
website & present that to the customer without significant effort. Something
I can look to contribute on.
thank you.
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t it suffers from other
things I've mentioned above. Will give Leya a shot too.
thanks a lot.
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site & present that to the customer without significant effort. Something
> I can look to contribute on.
I appreciate that. But to defend whomever did that work, I don't design sites
very well myself. Maybe we could covert things to use a vertical accordion or
something. That&
>
> > From a "using for commercial web sites" perspective, issue is from a UI
> > perspective the Admin module has a poor finish compared to Alfresco and
> say
> > Hippo; its not just the CSS but the general layout sucks. ...I cant sell
> a
> > website & present that to the customer without signifi
