Nate Abele wrote:
Ah, so you're a support puke, not an actual programmer. Yeah, that
explains a thing or two.
Anyway, in an effort to cut this discussion short, I'm going to simply
suggest that you don't use Cake. Not now, or at any point in the
future. I, as a core dev of the project, am telling you that no good
can come of it. And this way, if you continue to spout your unasked
for, poorly reasoned, and grammatically incorrect opinions, the only
reasonable conclusion one could reach is that you're a troll with a
learning disability.
Have a nice day :-)
- Nate
One this this end user for sure DOES NOT do is waste my valuable time on
convoluted nonsense like this explanation has provided. With over twenty
five years of experience in and around Quality Assurance and Customer
Support I can categorically state that this is YET ANOTHER case of an
software engineer who has not or can not put himself in the end user
position to experience the real world and does not use or test the
product that he creates as an end user.
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I will match my resume against yours any day of the week and we see who
the real "puke" is... you needn't worry about my use of your piece of
junk, it has been removed from my system and will never pollute my
computer again.
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