> I have just remembered that interesting discussion because I'm
> finishing my first website with BoltWire and I feel its most important
> and impressive feature is that it's not only a CMS but an engine to
> make your own CMS!
Congratulations. It is nice to see things having up and running, eh?
> a fully customized management interface
That is what got me to use Boltwire one year ago. I had the choice to
explain people here how to capture and manage data in a specific way
(which would inevitable lead to frustation) or to design a workflow
with tailor-made forms.
As a non-programmer I was attracted too by the opportunity of not
having a management console but having the chance to edit in place
wiki-like. I also like that I do not have to care about setting up and
maintaining a database.
Sometimes I stumble upon other concepts in the market, like
expressionengine ("the most flexible web publishing system you ever
met" - and pricey) or Drupal ("revolutionary taxonomy centric
concept"). I can always lean back, smile and build myself a similar
one.
I would be happy if we go forward with the new info variables concept
and get some more insight into the hidden gems of the code.
Greetings, Martin
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