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Posted by johnchalekson on December 30, 2006 at 5:39am

just doing a test site and i am very impressed with the professionalism.
i think we all knows who wins the joomla vs. drupal now. it might not be that obvious, but you know who has my vote. as for 'ruby on rails', i think we will watch and see what happens with that. the ruby on rails cms, 'radiant' is kind of a joke. i know many in here may even follow 'django' as a python language "platform" to build stuff. can anyone please remind me what kind of platform should be used for php, is that cakephp? so where does that leave drupal 5.0 in the mix? is drupal 'just a cms' or what? i think people will start to really consider that drupal is more of a framework than a cms, as we forge into the next year and we start to see some real scalable ideas and big sites crop up.

im looking to port a few other sites from 4.7 to 5.0

this is just a test site, but i am impressed with drupal 5.0 so far.
just a test site: http://www.federalreserve.ws

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I installed Drupal 5 RC1 in one of my sites...

Posted by jbolivar on December 30, 2006 at 8:16am

I installed Drupal 5.0 RC1 in one of my production sites (Pistola de Aire) and drupal itself work fine, I only find problems with some modules, (HEAD version) like Image module, because I can't activate at the same time the "Image Attach" and the "Image Gallery" because they have conflicts between it and don't work together.

But really I love this new version, it is more easy to administrate and more nice to work with it.

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PS: Yes I now that is not recommended use a RC in a production site, buy it pass my preliminary working test and I decided to try in a production environment.

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PRADO

Posted by drupal-id.com on December 30, 2006 at 10:57am

take a look at PRADO, this is a event-driven framework mean you do thing like RAD in Visual Basic, Delphi, MVC or C++ Builder. Also there is Syntax framework which good too.

LOL

Posted by Chill35 on December 30, 2006 at 11:20am

That FaceFox site is hilarious. I followed the link to http://www.facefox.com/

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