Re: Hi all! (Introduction)

"royce holden" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.envolution.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Jay, Thanks for the great history.  I've been working with PN from about
the .703 era.  I'm mostly an Admin/Power User/Hacker.  Right now, I'm working with
the Envolution group because of the focus and drive to make it a "worldwide"
CMS++.  I look forward to seeing what the community wants to do with this app.

Royce (Project3e)

ps - I'm using PN in a school system (k-12), ready to switch to Envolution.  Where
are you finding CMS useful?



fireball-toeWGPj/1oVWk0Htik3J/[email protected] wrote*:
>
>Well, first I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Jay and I'm the former
>developer of the (now dead for many reasons) PN-Centerblocks module. I've
>looked the little Q&A on the site and decided to check it out. I like the
>relaxed release schedule ya'll have adopted, but there are other things I
>reservations about I will ask to the dev list alone.
>
>I've been using PN since the .702 release and was happy with it, for a while.
>So far, I've had to wait up to 2 months to upgrade/update my site because it's
>been a bumpy ride, generally having to hack some of the modules just to get
>them to work halfway decent until the new "compatable" version came out. This
>is tiresome and not very attractive. I'm looking for a little comfort I guess.
>
>I've been a tester for PN, testing on various Linux and Windoze platforms, for
>sometime now. Since I first began with PN, I've learned alot about
>PHP/ADODB/MySQL programming, enough to make my own modular templating system
>for a custom site I'm building. One of my greatest setbacks, as far as
>programming is concerned, is I don't understand how to use classes. Other than
>that, I can generally hack out a function in relatively little time.
>
>Once my concerns are gone, I may offer to help where ever I can with
>Envolution. I'm looking forward to conversing with all users and devs alike. :-)
>
>Thanks,
>Jay
>
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