+1

Big props to everyone involved in CakePHP, either behind the scenes,
on the mailing lists or in the (hate to say the word) blogsphere.


On Jan 15, 12:07 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just wanted to post a thank you to the Cake team for being such
> brilliant people.
> Also a big thanks to everyone in the community helping everyone in
> their own ways.
>
> Note: Sorry, I think this turned into one of these Cake vs Rails
> posts.
>
> I ran across Rails in the early fall of 2005. Thought the concept was
> great but could not justify jumping onboard with the poor hosting
> support at the time. Found CakePHP a few months later and have been
> using it on an off ever since. From time to time I have been tempted
> to take another peak at Rails. They do have a lot of strong hype,
> after all.
>
> So, recently I had a reason to do some more serious revision. A new
> project, in-house hosting, possibly a lot of traffic one day. I spent
> a few days looking into Rails again. I was totally ready to make the
> jump, Ruby-books in-hand. CakePHP once again came out on-top, v1.2 had
> a lot to do with it but the community and documentation played a big
> role.
>
> * Cake has great documentation - I see a lot of complaints but I have
> taken a look at the Rails API-docs, IMHO horrible by comparison. The
> docs can me improved and more complete but they are not that bad when
> you consider the next point on my list:
> * Cake has a great community - So does Rails but for Cake I see more
> snippets and focused, relevant tutorials. Most of the questions I get
> in my head already have answers (here, in a blog, the bakery or the
> forge).
> * Cake has not yet taken any backward steps - To me some changes in
> Rails versions are steps backward. E.g. the way scaffolding has
> changed. Cake has yet to disappoint me in a feature-change.
>
> Rails has a lot in its favor. But for me the docs and the community
> surrounding CakePHP reassures me. I am of-course not impartial by any
> stretch of the imagination. But I still thought I would share my
> opinions.
>
> cheers !
>
> And, if you are wondering about the title: You haven't forgot this
> (very old) internet classic have you?http://www.ikissyou.org/
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