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    Quote from: dan_s8 at Jul 23, 2010, 08:32 AM

    If you essentially had a handful of ’small’ sites all running off of the same Revo install then that basically deals with my main concern, as I’d only have to manage 1 install.
    Have I understood that concept correctly, or am I going way off track?!

    You are 100% correct.
      shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com
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      I would use Revo for a small site for a somewhat different reason. Right now, when I’m making very ornate sites with lots of my favorite snippets and such, I use Evo because I know it better, and I know that all those apps will work.

      Though Revo is clearly awesome, it’s still somewhat new, things there are still some things that are under development, and it might not yet have a particular function that I’m looking for. And yes, I know I can develop it myself - I just don’t have time to do that now.

      But the basic Revo feature set is killer, and if I were making a very simple site right now, I’d go for it, and then later enjoy the many benefits that will accrue as Revo gets even better, and as Evo will eventually start to wane. I am hoping to find just the right project for that soon.

      I wouldn’t worry at all about using only 5% of its power. I would argue that anyone using a CMS-related app, whether MODx Evo, Drupal, Expression Engine or whatever, is only using 5% of its power anyway.
        MODx and Wordpress development
        Linux, PHP 5.2, MySQL 5.0, Evo 1.05, Revo 2.08-pl, Firefox 4