how come those two guys (and all the other programmers like them) don’t join their skills to create the absolute best open source cms or whatever. i feel like there’s lot of wasted time an energy developing two separate platforms that tend to do the same thing
ps: sry for my weird engl.
You will always have to give in on 1 point.. Super-usability and Super architecture and Super configurable without needing to change code is just an impossible paradigm..
Probably you’re right although i know some people that will get offended when they hear “this is not possible”.
But this was not my point: why have 10 brilliant programmers working on cck and another 10 super bright programmers working on custom posts when you can have those 20 programmers working together on you name the project
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how come those two guys (and all the other programmers like them) don’t join their skills to create the absolute best open source cms or whatever. i feel like there’s lot of wasted time an energy developing two separate platforms that tend to do the same thing
ps: sry for my weird engl.
because it wouldn’t work
You will always have to give in on 1 point.. Super-usability and Super architecture and Super configurable without needing to change code is just an impossible paradigm..
Probably you’re right although i know some people that will get offended when they hear “this is not possible”.
But this was not my point: why have 10 brilliant programmers working on cck and another 10 super bright programmers working on custom posts when you can have those 20 programmers working together on you name the project