[Ilugc] do you need a CMS?
- From: vkanakala@xxxxxxxxx (Vamsee Kanakala)
- Date: Thu Sep 10 06:35:34 2009
balachandar muruganantham wrote:
every 6 months ubuntu releases updates / upgrades. is it full of holes?
different projects have different release times. wordpress able to release
the fixes quickly. what about kernel patches? u have continues releases
coming? is it full of holes?
Please read the reasons for the upgrade. Do you seriously think they
release wordpress updates with new features every two weeks? Check the
Changelog, please:
http://codex.wordpress.org/WordPress_Versions
Two of the last three releases are security releases. Do you see how
closely they are released? Exactly two weeks. Please show me a blog
system written in any other language that does 'security releases' so
often. Please proceed to read up the past release schedule, this pattern
will be self-evident.
no language encourages writing bad code. it depends on the developer who
write it. u can write bad code in any language.
Nice platitude. But fortunately, some frameworks help you write good
code - they encourage best practices, like MVC, writing unit tests, etc.
Not say MVC is the best approach, but it's at least better than mixing
view code with sql. I know there are templates systems etc for php, but
they're very much optional, and the language itself doesn't place any
emphasis on using them.
just because u used a crapy system for doing some crappy integration, u
cannot blame the entire wordpress. wordpress never appreciated it. it has
the capability to do anything with it.
I'll let that slide, because it makes no sense w.r.t your next statement.
wordpress with elgg - u tried to create what ever with it. u should blame
the person who gave such a crappy suggestion. before starting any
integration, first u should try to analyze whether this will fit or not.
I did not integrate wordpress *with* elgg. I just had to write a
wordpress plugin to support a web service. And elgg integration was a
separate project altogether. Please read my mail again.
every one wants to protect the trademark. what about Linux? Firefox? and
Redhat? fedora?
there is nothing wrong with drupal doing it. till now, all its code are
released under GPL v2
I didn't say there's anything wrong with it - it's just for awareness.
Vamsee.
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