Re: giapeto Digest, Vol 63, Issue 1

>Message: 1
>Date: Sat, 23 Jul 2005 13:12:34 -0400
>From: Chuck Hagenbuch <[email protected]>
>Subject: [giapeto] Giapeto usage - who relies on it?
>To: [email protected]
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>I'm considering doing some serious work on Giapeto (not a promise, 
>unfortunately, but I keep coming back to it as the place where I should 
>be scratching the majority of my current itches). Are there people out 
>there who are really relying on the way Giapeto works currently? Are 
>there people who really really really need it to work with php4?
>
>I'm not averse to creating an alternate Horde CMS implementation if so, 
>but I don't want to create more projects than necessary.
>
>-chuck
>  
>
Ready and waiting to chuck out a seriously naff old proprietary CMS in 
favour of Giapeto, for a client. Both they and I are willing to 
contribute anything back that we can, and there's also a development 
server available for deployment of testing versions etc. Perhaps best to 
discuss anything detailed offlist though.

I would also hazard that even though tbe people themselves may not 
realise it, there's a large market out there for more heavily 
customiseable versions of all the Horde tools with a layout engine as 
well as just 'look and feel' themes type customisation.

K.

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