How about Hippo CMS?

-james


Arjun Dhar wrote:
> 
> Summary:: 
> This conversation is about Java in the CMS space, comparison to PHP and is
> there a future to reduce turn around time with Java. Are we as a community
> too elitist to be stuck on masturbating on frameworks rather than
> solutions that affect direct outcome? ..and then technically I've centered
> this around Brix & wicket.
> 
> 
> Hi,
>  I've been exploring lot of Java CMS solutions and also frameworks. BRIX,
> Alfresco I feel are good for different reasons.
> 
> From a Web framework point of view, I feel Wicket & I guess Sling  cut the
> mark pretty well (not much experience yet with Sling).
> 
> However, with Java Community the solutions (beyond framework) finish is
> not comparable to the likes of PHP giants like Drupal, Wordpress etc. I
> operate in the small business market a lot , and this really hurts. I
> really feel that Java which has evolved into a wonderful platform with
> many frameworks ..n yet thats where it stops.
> 
> With earlier version of Java it would get tedious and too boilerplate to
> produce anything quickly fast. But with the advent of scripting languages
> galore, be it Server JavaScript, Groovy, Scala ... and so many wonderful
> frameworks we have not taken it to the next level to producing quality
> CMS.
> 
> Brix apparently will not be evolved further. which is fine; for its intent
> it does a good job but what about taking this to the next level. Also,
> problem with most CMS is they are content centric (ok hence they are
> called CMS) may seem dumb at a glance. 
> ..but I dont want my business model to go into a JCR repository. Perhaps
> the intent of the site is to reflect the actual product & business model
> in a neat way with WebDav. Lets call it PMS (hah) for lack of a better
> abbreviation. Also the ability to customize the admin module to give a
> Product centric view instead of Content centric view. This allows for
> greater analytic s and also then using java as an integration platform to
> integrate the business model with infinite things at the back end with
> pluggable extensions.
> 
> I liked BRIX for many reasons. Am wondering if people are thinking about
> what I mentioned above ..also if we can take Brix further (not core) but
> by adding extensions and delivering a quality complete solution that could
> rival something like Drupal in the near future ...or maybe eventually!
> 
> 
> ..sorry i don't have my own Blog. You see WordPress is in PHP *wink hehe.
> Get the point?! :)
> 
> 
> 

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