by Trex
Drake CMS is still in the final stages of beta tesing and development, but there are early signs that it will fill a void in the lighter end of the CMS field. It has many of the looks and feel of Mambo and Joomla, but on a much ligther scale.
Drakes inbuilt flat file DBMS, Gladius, will be a winner with those who use free hosting services and those on limited budgets with minimal hosting services. The ability to use a multitude of
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by legolas558
I am the author of the "history"; why is it irrelevant? What would be a relevant history for this open source project? I don't understand...
About the other critics you wrote: it is not a hidden fact that we lack developers, documentors, testers and anything else.
I like very much critics, but I like more *constructive* critics.
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by gregben
This is not a review of the actual CMS,
but the Drake CMS website, the tutorials and
documentation.
I spent a total of about 20 minutes looking around on the Drake CMS web site and found a lot of spelling and grammatical errors, missing and "Todo" pages for basic documentation, a confusing, mostly irrelevant "history", etc. While this CMS may improve in the future, it appears very immature at the moment.
After looking around I decided against downloading it and trying to install and run it.
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