On 20-03-13 11:58, martijn cielen wrote:
Contrary to what Wouter wants us all to believe [ ;-) ], Drupal really
isn't that hard. Au contraire. It's one of the easiest systems (being
it an app, a cms or whatever) I've ever used in my 12 years as an ICT
professional.
I bet anyone in this mailing list can get the basics set up using
Drupal in 1 day. The speciallekes will obviously take a little longer,
but for anyone with decent php knowledge, this will be equally
hard/easy to do in Drupal as in raw php as in any other framework.
Maybe I should organise an introductory course to Drupal...
M
Wow... that's great! We found ourselves a volunteer! :)
We've been asking for volunteers to maintain the website half a dozen of
times on the mailinglist in the last few years (though admittedly, I
guess we dindn't repeat that question the last half year). Nobody stood
up and offered his/her help on it.
If you want to work on the system in Drupal... by all means. I think we
would all be happy if you did.
If you want to teach Wouter how to do it... then Wouter has to agree
this is okay for him.
It's way to easy to say what the ideal path is... and we all agree it
would be best to have a Drupal-guru working on the website. But we
didn't find him up to present. Now don't go shooting Wouter for sticking
out his neck and actually doing *something* (which is better than doing
nothing the perfect way)
Grtz,
Jurgen.
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