Re: [Libvisual-devel] Website Proposal (sort of)

[Dennis S. <den...@gm...>]

Heya Andrew,

Good to hear from you!! I personally rather use an existing solution instead
of
writing a new CMS. We have had many website framework switches and I'd like
to pin this one down for atleast the upcoming years. Servers aren't the
problem
however I am doubtful about writing something from scratch. Please keep
participating
on the discussion tho!

Cheers,
Dennis



On 11/21/06, Andrew Godwin <and...@gm...> wrote:
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> Hello all. It's been a while since I've shown my face around here, but
> nevermind...
>
> Times change, and I'm once again in possession of too much free time.
> If travelsized CMS doesn't pan out, and if the server is capable of
> running it, I would be quite happy to write a Python-based CMS (PHP is
> really a nightmare). Of course, you need shell access on the server, a
> recent version of python installed, mod_rewrite and Apache 2, but
> given those rather narrow conditions, Python framework-based apps work
> great; I have a few running sites at the moment.
>
> Of course, this is probably overkill, and your server has a reasonable
> chance of not meeting the requirements, but I'd thought I'd put in the
> offer anyways. I seem to have become quite the Python fanatic in the
> last few years, and hopefully this email isn't going to hurt anyone.
> Don't look at me for PHP-based solutions, though; I've learnt my
> lesson there.
>
> Frameworks (of any sort) mean quick yet tailored development, and make
> adding features a lot, lot easier. The big project I'm currently
> working on has forums, wikis, user accounts and political simulation
> all in one big site, and thanks to frameworks I can write a basic wiki
> in less than a few hours, and forums in two days (BBCode is what gets
> you). If all you want is screenshots, news and some static information
> pages that's not very difficult; even WordPress satisfies that with
> the Gallery plugin,
>
> Just thought I'd offer. Good luck with libvisual in any case; eyecandy
> is always a good thing ;)
>
> Andrew
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