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Re: Dropplets - A simple database-less CMS

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Post by sequoia » Tue, Oct 08, 2013, 12:47 PM UTC

TylerE wrote: post #55

bndr wrote: post #54

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I'm actually the one that wrote the last two nasty parts of code, not the author himself. I'm really sorry that it confused you. I actually don't remember why I wrote them like that, but I'm pretty sure I had a reason (at least I think I do..) Again, sorry about that.

And this is how PHP hell begins.

And this is how HN threads get derailed and ruined. Your comment is valueless, please consider deleting it.

Re: Dropplets - A simple database-less CMS

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Post by contextual » Tue, Oct 08, 2013, 1:04 PM UTC

Promising CMS. Installs in a snap. Any new templates being released soon? The cupboard is bare.

Re: Dropplets - A simple database-less CMS

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Post by sjwright » Wed, Oct 09, 2013, 6:22 AM UTC

krapp wrote: post #89

sjwright wrote: post #88

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"PHP: It's worse than ColdFusion."

That's just... that's just cruel.

As a CFML developer who has had to bear the brunt of gleeful derision, you won't get an apology from me. :-)

Modern CFML running on Railo is an awesome environment to work in: PHP-like hackability, a very consistent language spec, native JVM performance, first-class java library integration, and it's a 100% pure open source software stack.

Whereas PHP has a much slower runtime, a horrific language spec, and nothing similar to the benefit of running on a common runtime like the JVM.