Re:Plone is an overdesigned piece of crap
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right! more abstraction layers make applications slower.
BUT: more abstraction layers makes usually cleaner:), iirc powerful applications were not written in assembler?
another right! on squid. if you do serious deployment of plone - you need squid. so what's the problem? there are days where plone.org get's > 1.000.000 hits per day. on a single box. with dynamic content and lots of logged in users.
you're right with the documentation too. another but:) we just reorganized the plone.org/doc section to a completely new help center. the first plone books are available. AND: the community support is just great. #plone - the channel that never sleeps. plone-users and plone-developers mailinglists with thousands of mails and helpful users.
i'd just like to correct the last sentence. if you go for big sites: go for plone (and contact experts in case you are unable to configure it properly).
plone is a easy to use content management system. powerful. scalable - with a community that rocks!
Re:Why does nobody ever mention Typo3?
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mhm, php stands for...?
was it personal homepage programming?
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right! more abstraction layers make applications slower. :), iirc powerful applications were not written in assembler?
:) we just reorganized the plone.org/doc section to a completely new help center. the first plone books are available. AND: the community support is just great. #plone - the channel that never sleeps. plone-users and plone-developers mailinglists with thousands of mails and helpful users.
BUT: more abstraction layers makes usually cleaner
another right! on squid. if you do serious deployment of plone - you need squid. so what's the problem? there are days where plone.org get's > 1.000.000 hits per day. on a single box. with dynamic content and lots of logged in users.
you're right with the documentation too. another but
i'd just like to correct the last sentence. if you go for big sites: go for plone (and contact experts in case you are unable to configure it properly).
plone is a easy to use content management system. powerful. scalable - with a community that rocks!
mhm, php stands for ...?
was it personal homepage programming?