Hi! Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote: > TYPO3 looks going to lose any professional attribute in the long term. > Development is focused on pure technology, not on analisys of > professional features.
Your statement is valid, such danger exists but I hope it is going to change soon. Until now TYPO3's direction was always to show all the power of features, it was never usability or better user experience. However I have hope that it will change soon :) This will require a serious shift in many coredev views but it is a necessary step. So don't bury TYPO3 yet ;) > What TYPO3 does not now and will not do in next version? > > * transparent integration with graphics tasks. Now you can ask your > graphic to make an HTML template which can be integrated in TYPO3 > in 1 minute. With next versions it will be impossible. Remember, it is Enterprise level CMS. Such CMSes will never be that easy. You better stick to "simple cms" if you need 1 minute up and running :) > * easy and fast caching system. Next caching system is considered a > lot more slow than actual. Only a pure exercise. The reasons for this is that developers of this system does not have a good goal. Their goal was ideal framework, not usable framework. I hope they realize this now and try to shift to a more realistic approach. We should not blame them because they created a very good foundation on which we can build better code. First solution is never the best one. -- Dmitry Dulepov TYPO3 expert / TYPO3 security team member Read more @ http://dmitry-dulepov.com/ _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.typo3.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english
