Comments on: Announcing ColdPress http://www.webdevkungfu.com/announcing-coldpress/ design/development blog of systemsevendesigns.com Wed, 14 Jul 2010 06:01:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Adobe LifeCycle courses http://www.webdevkungfu.com/announcing-coldpress/comment-page-1/#comment-89432 Adobe LifeCycle courses Wed, 30 Sep 2009 22:22:47 +0000 http://www.webdevkungfu.com/?p=148#comment-89432 great article. I will bookmark this great article. I will bookmark this

]]> By: Tony Garcia http://www.webdevkungfu.com/announcing-coldpress/comment-page-1/#comment-89369 Tony Garcia Thu, 17 Sep 2009 13:43:55 +0000 http://www.webdevkungfu.com/?p=148#comment-89369 +1 for building the growing community which already exists around Mango (which already has theming and a plugin system) than try to come out with another WP replacement. I'm curious as to why specifically you find Mango a "pain" to use. It seems like contributing an existing project to address those pain points would be much less work than starting from scratch. Of course, you're free do to as you will. But in my opinion our small CFML community will never be able to build and support a blog engine in the way PHP has done with WordPress if everyone writes their own instead of contributes to a community project. +1 for building the growing community which already exists around Mango (which already has theming and a plugin system) than try to come out with another WP replacement. I’m curious as to why specifically you find Mango a “pain” to use. It seems like contributing an existing project to address those pain points would be much less work than starting from scratch.
Of course, you’re free do to as you will. But in my opinion our small CFML community will never be able to build and support a blog engine in the way PHP has done with WordPress if everyone writes their own instead of contributes to a community project.

]]> By: justinjohnson http://www.webdevkungfu.com/announcing-coldpress/comment-page-1/#comment-89361 justinjohnson Thu, 17 Sep 2009 00:54:50 +0000 http://www.webdevkungfu.com/?p=148#comment-89361 Daniel, using Mango actually inspired me to write this. Mango is great but the way it writes it's config files and how it uses the custom tags for the skins makes it a pain for me to use in a day to day environment. I do agree that we need an enterprise level forum, e-commerce I'm not so sure since it could very greatly depending on what your selling, but I suppose a bare bones ecommerce 'skeleton' if you will would be handy. Daniel, using Mango actually inspired me to write this. Mango is great but the way it writes it’s config files and how it uses the custom tags for the skins makes it a pain for me to use in a day to day environment. I do agree that we need an enterprise level forum, e-commerce I’m not so sure since it could very greatly depending on what your selling, but I suppose a bare bones ecommerce ‘skeleton’ if you will would be handy.

]]> By: Daniel http://www.webdevkungfu.com/announcing-coldpress/comment-page-1/#comment-89359 Daniel Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:42:28 +0000 http://www.webdevkungfu.com/?p=148#comment-89359 hmm, we have mangoblog as a wordpress replacement... and it's nice emade there would a wide field of open source applications we don't have yet im cfml like e-commerce or an enterprise forum hmm, we have mangoblog as a wordpress replacement… and it’s nice emade

there would a wide field of open source applications we don’t have yet im cfml like e-commerce or an enterprise forum

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