Am I up a creek without a paddle?

will keep a close eye on MODX as I did truly enjoy using it. Maybe I'll try it again somewhere down the road when it appears to be more "hack proof"

If you keep up to date with it ( IE Revolution ) it has far less compromises than any other software I know, and I've used everything from Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB and others less known.

Don't wait too long. There is Revo.

I mean, hence the word "Revolution".

It is MODX done finished evolving, as it were.

If you keep up to date with it ( IE Revolution ) it has far less compromises

If you keep up with Evolution, you also have far less problems - any open source code is vulnerable, you always have to keep up with the latest version, otherwise you can get caught out by script kiddies and pro hackers.

it has far less compromises than any other software I know, and I've used everything from Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB and others less known.

The comparison between Revolution and major Open Source projects like WordPress or Magento is not realistic, simply because the market share is by far not the same

It is MODX done finished evolving, as it were.

Not according to the LLC. [ed. note: iusemodx last edited this post 7 years, 5 months ago.]

It is MODX done finished evolving, as it were.

Well, I did add a catch clause: "as it were".

It may revolve, or undergo a rebirth or regrow ... but it has definitely attained bipedal status, so that a worser state would be immediately obvious and quite deplorable.

The "as it were" can be interpreted in two ways - my opinion

as it were - so to say

as it were - statement, end of cycle

LOL

The comparison between Revolution and major Open Source projects like WordPress or Magento is not realistic, simply because the market share is by far not the same

I didn't compare them, I just said MODX get's hacked less which is true, if thats because MODX isn't used as much so not targeted then thats still doesn't alter the fact it's gets hacked less which is the statement I made !!!!

Why so aggressive ? One exclamation mark is enough!

You wrote:

it has far less compromises than any other software I know

Then you go on and say:

I've used everything from Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB and others less known

With that, you are comparing the tools you have used with Revo. Because you say Revo has less compromises as the software you know and you know Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB etc.

MODX probably shares 1% of the market with many other open source projects and as such it's reach is less attractive to hackers.

Whereas systems like WordPress, Magento etc. are for hackers a gold mine, they are worth spending time and money on as the outcome of a hack is noticeable across millions of websites

Quote from: iusemodx at Nov 24, 2016, 09:39 AM

Why so aggressive ? One exclamation mark is enough!

You wrote:

it has far less compromises than any other software I know

Then you go on and say:

I've used everything from Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB and others less known

With that, you are comparing the tools you have used with Revo. Because you say Revo has less compromises as the software you know and you know Interspire Shopping Cart, Wordpress, Magento, IPB etc.

MODX probably shares 1% of the market with many other open source projects and as such it's reach is less attractive to hackers.

Whereas systems like WordPress, Magento etc. are for hackers a gold mine, they are worth spending time and money on as the outcome of a hack is noticeable across millions of websites

So just to finish off, MODX has far less compromises than any other software I know !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Very mature !

LOL.

Before we all end up in a creek full of punctuation marks ...

Are you converting only resources to Revo?
No chunks, snippets etc etc? [ed. note: donshakespeare last edited this post 7 years, 5 months ago.]