By h3rald
via h3rald.com
Published: Nov 03 2008 / 11:15
Rails can do wonders, but... why isn't there any feature-packed, general-purpose CMS like Drupal built on top of Rails? Are Rails developers not interested enough in open source?
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Tags: frameworks, open source, ruby, web design
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willcode4beer replied ago:
Looks like he is looking for *more* than just a CMS....
Aside from whether or not rails is used, I'm tired of seeing folks ask for a CMS when they really want:
CMS+Publishing+Blog+Forums+and more
Face it a pure CMS wouldn't even serve web pages, that is the job of a publishing system.
You've got to know what to ask for before someone can give you a good answer.
MacDork replied ago:
Pedantic...
h3rald replied ago:
s/CMS/Drupal Clone/ ...you're right, I was actually looking for much more than a CMS: a general-purpose, modular, high-level dynamic web site building platform.
I indeed misused the term "CMS" here, but I couldn't think of another more accurate term: they call Drupal, Joomla et al CMSes though, that's the problem, I guess...
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