Comments for Redo The WebAren't you tired of being tied in a web?Comment on Validating a YAML file against a schema in PHP by Fabian Spillner- September 22, 2008 I dont think that I will get time to give it a try.http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/09/validating-a-yaml-file-against-a-schema-in-php/#comment-6... Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by Robert Speer- September 22, 2008 What do you think about Steer CMS and the general idea of converting some of these large PHP apps to the Symfony PHP framework I'd love to see alot of DrupalJoomla refactored into a plugin. Also I agree about the workflow plugin, If anyone wants help on one, or a team is being formed, I'd like to participate on getting that done. I think the new admin generator crud generator stuff in 1.2 will go a long wayhttp://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-632 Comment on Developing for Developers: my SymfonyCamp08 Presentation by Francois Zaninotto- September 21, 2008 bob: It's probably because it's large enough ;)http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/15/developing-for-developers-my-symfonycamp08-presentation/#... Comment on Developing for Developers: my SymfonyCamp08 Presentation by bob- September 21, 2008 Hello Francois, thank you for this very helpfull slide, but i noticed one mistake : i've tried to enlarge mine with dbFinder but it wasn't successfullhttp://redotheweb.com/2008/09/15/developing-for-developers-my-symfonycamp08-presentation/#... Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by Teal- September 21, 2008 Glenn mention about CCK, Views and Panels modules for Drupal. I'm now working with project where we are usign those modules and I have to say that they are quite complex to understand at least when they all are used together. So in complex projects Symfony will get my vote. And yes I've used both Drupal and Symfony.http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-627 Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by Hugo- September 20, 2008 Once more, this is a great article I enjoyed to read fully. Thanks for it ;)http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-624 Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by Raphael Schumacher- September 20, 2008 I appreciate your article on an important topic not yet resolved by CMS systems. However, while I completely agree to your thoughts on the 50% of functionality contained in websites, it seems to me that the key need for the 50% CMS (with more or less no functional data) tend to get forgotten. A key requirement for so many websites (and thus the business case for CMS) is to allow non-programming web admins to manage and enhance their static information on the web site by themselfs (change...http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-623 Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by moreilla- September 20, 2008 Good articleBut I am recently planning to design a new cms with the idea of web-service to address the problems you mentioned above. It is supposed to be a light-weight cms framewok with some modules that are often used. Any one interested can send mail to blueflygmail dot com to contact mehttp://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-622 Comment on Designing a CMS Architecture by rico moorman- September 20, 2008 Or did you ever try typo3 (http:www.typo3.org) It offers a lot of flexibility regarding to content types. One can make custom modules or plugins (that can also be used as content elements on pages) and can hook into a lot of business logic. Some of the things found there are a lill cumbersome sometimes but there are a lot of extensions (http:typo3.orgextensions) that can provide a nice base for your site or even for your own plugins. Speaking about the quality of the codebase. Within this...http://redotheweb.com/2008/09/19/designing-a-cms-architecture/#comment-621 Comment on Understanding Behaviors by lucia- September 19, 2008 I'm working in symfony 1.1, the instruccion 'Peer:doSelectStmt:doSelectStmt' in sfPropelBehavior::registerHooks doesn't work, the correct syntax is ':doSelectStmt:doSelectStmt' otherwise the hook method for doSelectRS won't be called in the peer classes.http://redotheweb.com/2007/09/02/understanding-behaviors/#comment-619 |