On Tue 17 Mar 2009 02:10, Andreas Hartmann <andr...@apache.org> wrote:
> Sure – at least two committers will be there (Thorsten Scherler and
> Rudolf Korhummel), if you're interested I'll be happy to send you
> their contact infos.
I've spoken with Thorsten before, but not about the ApacheCon site.
Unfortuntely, ApacheCon was really busy for me, so I didn't get a chance
this time.
>> Or I could bring up the topic on the lenya lists.
>
> That would of course be very much appreciated.
>
> Just a little introduction from a functional POV: Lenya is great for
> setting up simple or complex sites, serving static data and/or dynamic
> content. Since you can leverage Cocoon's pipelines, it's very easy to
> create complex pages from various XML sources. You get most standard
> collaborative editing functions out of the box (review/publishing
> workflows, content validation, WYSIWYG editing, version history etc.).
>
> But with Lenya it's rather difficult to allow the website visitor to
> generate content. If the focus is on user-generated content, Sling is
> certainly the better option.
With every respect for Lenya, I'm also leaning towards Sling more. But
in the time being, we're committed to the Rails based site. I simply
don't have the cycles to rewrite it. Though I'd be happy to help a
community that wanted a crack at it.
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