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Can you name another site that uses Slash?

davidgerard 13y ago
Soylent News! Really, Slashcode is just unbelievably horrible. I ran it myself. It's stupidly fragile, you can break it by altering things in the interface and it stores its weblogs in the MySQL database. I eventually moved everything to WordPress and stopped wanting to STAB MYSELF IN THE FACE REPEATEDLY whenever I wanted to make a post. Slashcode is not my favourite CMS.
- dylz 13y ago
  >stores its weblogs in the MySQL database Can you explain this to me? this seems like exactly what wordpress does..?
  - patio11 13y ago
    I think he meant "a log of accesses to the website" rather than "a blog." Those are often persisted on disk because they tend to get rather voluminous and the questions one wants to ask of them rarely benefit from SQL.
  - davidgerard 13y ago
    I mean the Apache log! Maybe it doesn't do that any more. BUT SOMEONE EVER THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA.
- NCommander 13y ago
  backslash (the admin interface) is fragile, during beta testing, we got the site stuck in an infinite loop because the UI for topic creation is not the greatest. I'm not sure I get the 'stores weblogs in mysql' bit as wordpress by default does the same thing. We've been discussing migrating over to PostgreSQL and rearchitecting the database to run on stored proceedures and views; almost all the DB calls are already abstracted in MySQL.pm, so this is relatively straight forward (if a bit tedious).
tunap 13y ago
It;s 404 at the moment, looks like for awhile as there is no goog result nor subsequent cache to view... http://slashcode.com/www.slashcode.com/sites.shtml http://slashcode.com/www.slashcode.com/sites.shtml I believe the other site(s) would include the ruinator's other Taco acquisitions Sourceforge & Freecode. I could be wrong and often am.
NCommander 13y ago
Slashdot.JP (which is owned by ODSJ), and BurraPuento. At the time this code was added to the repo, macslash was also up.

Soylent News! Really, Slashcode is just unbelievably horrible. I ran it myself. It's stupidly fragile, you can break it by altering things in the interface and it stores its weblogs in the MySQL database. I eventually moved everything to WordPress and stopped wanting to STAB MYSELF IN THE FACE REPEATEDLY whenever I wanted to make a post. Slashcode is not my favourite CMS.

dylz 13y ago
>stores its weblogs in the MySQL database Can you explain this to me? this seems like exactly what wordpress does..?
- patio11 13y ago
  I think he meant "a log of accesses to the website" rather than "a blog." Those are often persisted on disk because they tend to get rather voluminous and the questions one wants to ask of them rarely benefit from SQL.
- davidgerard 13y ago
  I mean the Apache log! Maybe it doesn't do that any more. BUT SOMEONE EVER THOUGHT THIS WAS A GOOD IDEA.
NCommander 13y ago
backslash (the admin interface) is fragile, during beta testing, we got the site stuck in an infinite loop because the UI for topic creation is not the greatest. I'm not sure I get the 'stores weblogs in mysql' bit as wordpress by default does the same thing. We've been discussing migrating over to PostgreSQL and rearchitecting the database to run on stored proceedures and views; almost all the DB calls are already abstracted in MySQL.pm, so this is relatively straight forward (if a bit tedious).

tunap 13y ago

It;s 404 at the moment, looks like for awhile as there is no goog result nor subsequent cache to view... http://slashcode.com/www.slashcode.com/sites.shtml http://slashcode.com/www.slashcode.com/sites.shtml I believe the other site(s) would include the ruinator's other Taco acquisitions Sourceforge & Freecode. I could be wrong and often am.

NCommander 13y ago

Slashdot.JP (which is owned by ODSJ), and BurraPuento. At the time this code was added to the repo, macslash was also up.