Spoilt for CMS Choice
Mike from “Capsize Designs” shares his experiences from choosing a content management system for their most recent project. Capsize Designs chose Textpattern from a short-list containing Drupal, ExpressionEngine, SilverStripe, Textpattern, and WordPress – and this is why:
It had the simplicity we wanted, the templating engine of ExpressionEngine (basically), the CMS tools we needed, the flexibility everyone wants, it was perfect. And unlike SilverStripe, it worked.
BTW: Has CamelCasing ProductNames been “The New Black” of the pre-2000 era?
Posted 21 August 2008, 06:51 by Robert Wetzlmayr ·
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Thanks for the mention :).
— Mike · Aug 25, 08:42 PM · #
I tested TXp today -> Good job! Finally something made for web designers…
— Warren Dumortier · Aug 30, 08:40 PM · #
This is great – I’ve been looking for a comparison like that for a long time and it’s nice to find a site that has the guts to put all those products in one lineup!
— CK Hicks · Aug 31, 03:39 PM · #
EE is great but TXP is TXP…
elegant, flexible, solid…
— peppeg · Sep 6, 05:33 PM · #
Doesn’t camelCase have to start with a lowercase letter?
thisIsCamelCase
camelCaseLooksLikeThis
— Craig · Sep 29, 04:18 PM · #
Yep, Craig is correct.
camelCasingLooksLikeThis (firstLetterOfSecondWordCapitalized)
but
PascalCasingLooksLikeThis (FirstLetterOfFirstWordCapitalized)
— PascalAndCamelCaser · Oct 20, 09:36 PM · #
On the contrary, I just posted my thoughts on:
Textpattern vs WordPress – a Lack of Momentum
Feel free to indulge and comment;-)
— Oliver Nielsen · Nov 2, 08:51 PM · #