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Re:Old Information (Score: 1) by Zhen-Xjell on Wednesday, February 19 @ 23:09:05 CET (User Info | Send a Message) http://castlecops.com | Thanks for your participation Harry. I think the commentary in this article has very much outgrown the article itself. It has shown itself to be, perhaps for the very first time, that the developers for each of the major open source CMS projects can gather together and discuss issues that actually make it enjoyable for others to read and particpate in.
I cannot speak about the development aspects for any open source CMS beyond PHP-Nuke (although I have done some coding for plain forums like YaBB SE). So my next comment is focused on PHP-Nuke:
The time spent in coding for PHP-Nuke for me has been quite an enjoyable one. Ever since I started with Computer Cops [computercops.biz] and now teamed up with some fine Nukers here at Nuke Cops I have made many friends and learned a lot about PHP and PHP-Nuke in the process.
For instance I have collaborated with Tom Nitzschner on the phpbb2 forums port for phpnuke, and also have communicated with Francisco Burzi about the PHP-Nuke core. I don't know about how development used to be prior to summer or so of last year, but today I feel very much a presence of team spirit. At times Bob Marion and I have also communited about PHP-Nuke.
I have a very open mind and like diversity. Each CMS has its own special target audience. That is what makes each project so special and distinctive.
I don't think its a question of security anymore (referencing one of my comments about this above in response to KingRichard), but a matter of team work.
If the folks at PostNuke work as a team together and with their customers, then that is great. I can say on my part, that we at Nuke Cops have been working on fixes and security patches, not to mention new modules and tools that Francisco has been incorporating.
One of the earliest inccorporations was a simple XSS filter that FB made available from my release I believe in PHPNuke 6.0.
I must say thought that this article and its participants have proven that no matter what the history might have been, we are after all mature intellectual adults that can get along while discussing various differences and anomalies in the various Nuke ports, not to mention other CMSs. |
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Re:Old Information (Score: 1) by Zhen-Xjell on Wednesday, February 19 @ 23:09:41 CET (User Info | Send a Message) http://castlecops.com | I forgot, if you have contacted Lawrence why don't you ask him to drop in and leave his updated current comments? |
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