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Thanks a lot Adam,
I will post something on opensourcecms DONE It seems they did not accept my submission... strange, first time it happens.. Too bad I didn’t save it somewhere I’ll re-do this... UPDATE : I am still rejected, I don’t understand what’s going on there !
Not meaning to brag or be the pretentious guy here, but I have become somewhat of a voice in the french cms world, and I have posted
a message about MODx on the biggest french webmaster’s community.
No I didn’t take it lightly, and as you might have noticed I have started contributing quite a bit in a few days. The last time I have been as enthousiastic about a CMS was with textpattern
.: COO - Commerce Guys - Community Driven Innovation :.
MODx est l'outil id
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Before MODx, I used etomite. before eto, I did static webpages and decided to search for a better way. I tried PHPwebsite, PHP nuke, PostNuke, and Mambo.... Yuck!!! I almost gave up and went back to static HTML. We have come a long way. Thank you MODx-ers
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Before MODx I used Etomite. Still have couple sites up and running with it. I’m too lazy to change them to MODx because they work just fine with Eto 0.6. Before Etomite rocked my world I tried PHP-nuke, Mambo and Exponent. Exponent was/is very intuitive but Etomite had so much better community and that is why I picked Eto.
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My standard has been Mambo for the past two dozen or so sites. I’ve tried everything and Mambo generally had some plugin that I needed, so it forced the choice. I found Etomite a while back and was thrilled, but it was right around the time that things started to get all weird, development was stopped, etc. I didn’t want to get too invested when its future was so uncertain.
I decided to come back to Etomite because a current project was just going to be too much a pain for Joomla, and the CMS that’s supposed to be the most powerful/flexible (TYPO3) just seems to be such a beast. I remembered Etomite being so fast to develop in (as well as having blazingly fast page loads), but MODx just seems to be moving forward so much faster, and the forum has some of the nicest (and fastest) people ever.
So MODx it is and I’m absolutely loving it! I have a Joomla site that’s almost 90% done and I’m seriously considering remaking the whole thing in MODx. Probably take me 1/10th the time!
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Hi,
Before modx, I made fire with two pieces of flint.
I used mambo and I created with 4 friends the website www.mambofacile.com and now joomlafacile.com. But; if mambo is friendly, it has several gaps : the lack of users magament, The management of the template is too heavy ...
I hope to be able to create a dynamic French-speaking community around Modx
We have forum, wiki, somes translators ... we need now a template and more members (only 9 actually).
Aour
Well, I used stone knives and bearskins. (extra credit for anybody who knows where that comes from!)