On Tue, 2 Aug 2011 22:49:16 -0700 (PDT) guruyaya <[email protected]> wrote:
> Now I acctually asked people on my interviews, why PHP, and
> the most common answer was "we have wordpress / zend-cart / joomla /
> drupal / some other system written in PHP we need extending, and we're
> looking for someone that will extend it".
I'm in a similar boat...using PHP CMS-es (SilverStripe, Concrete5), wanting to
extend it, tweak it, but would prefer Python instead of PHP.
btw, is there some cart/shop app for web2py?
> This is acctually the most problematic aspect of web2py. Instant press
> is awsome. It still not wordpress.
[...]
> Point is, there is one great advantage to PHP, over any other language: the
> things people did with it allready. As much as I love web2py, I could not
> tell someone to install kPax, instead of wordpress, to create a small company
> website.
Now, I'm determined to move my site from PHP to Python and the dilemma is
whether to use Django (for which I found some decent apps like Django-CMS +
Zinnia blog + Django-Shop or Mezzanine CMS/blog + Cartridge shop) or web2Py
which looks very nice, more simple (which I appreciate very much).
Otoh, I'm confused reading that adoption of web2py is increasing, but end-user
apps like kPax seems to ber quite old?
Why is it so?
I'm 'freelancer' in the sense that I need to work on our own (small company)
site, private site, non-profit-org site, as well as some sites of relatives
friends and wonder if there are decent {CMS, blog, ecommerce} apps in web2py
world which can be easily tied together and used for small-medium-sized sites
or web2py is mostly used for intranet apps or some other usages?
Sincerely,
Gour
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