Re: FarCry vs. Drupal

First of all I did not ask a comparison but thanks anyway. It would be
better if you can try Drupal and compare then because  I know you are
missing lots of parts in comparison and features of Drupal.

Anyway, what I want to focus is not the features. Usability and plug & play
abilities. I know that he never changed any piece of code in his Drupal
installation. What he did is just changing some CSS to have a same look.

When you also check modules and other features (may be not rich as in
Joomla/Mambo or Typo3) but there is no need to compare any CF based CMS
solution with one of these. CF solutions sucks because of lack of community
support!

Anyway, I am also developing CF applications and earn my money by developing
CF applications. But  when you think a professional company focusing on just
one solution such as CF is not always the best case. We are open for every
solution which would help for our goal.


Cenk





2006/12/29, Hugo Ahlenius <[email protected]>:
>
>
> Jeff,
> I think it would be good netiquette to keep the responses on the list - to
> have the discussion in one place - i.e. on this list so that "the
> information is helpful to others seeking the same information". Even if
> that
> means you can't plug your one blog... :)
>
> Besides - I don't think Cenk was after a feature-by-feature comparison...
>
> Cenk,
> If what takes you weeks to do is accomplished in hours using drupal - do
> you
> think it is the tools that differs or some other factor? Personally I
> think
> the different systems are reasonably capable, so that your own
> in-experience(?) with FarCry is pitted against your colleagues experience
> (mastering?) of drupal. I think the main decision that your team and your
> boss will have to decide on is what technology best captures you current
> and
> future capital investement - primarily human and intellectual capital. If
> you are a shop committed to CFML, maybe you should be sent on a FarCry
> course, or you should farm out some of the site configuration to someone
> skilled in the system.
>
> For me, the main reason for me to play with FarCry is because I have years
> of investement in my human capital in CFML skills (and management of
> CFMX/BD
> server) and intellectual capital in the form of customtags, udfs and
> snippets and "neighboring applications" (that could be integrated with
> FarCry in the future). And that is Open Source (allowing me to
> modify-tweak-adapt-contribute-integrate).
>
> /Hugo
>
> --
> Hugo Ahlenius
> fraxinus (@) oxel.net
> http://www.oxel.net
>
>
>
> >
>

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