brandonkelly

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by brandonkelly 4y ago
Most scaling issues come from overly complex content models. The overall volume of content isn’t much of a concern.
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by brandonkelly 4y ago
Thanks dude <3
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by brandonkelly 4y ago
Not yet. We’ll share some thoughts when we make our decision, I’m sure.
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by brandonkelly 4y ago
Yeah we’re starting to investigate which route we’ll take (Yii 3, Laravel, or Symfony). These days everything is so componentized it’s becoming less and less important, though. Craft has always pulled in a various Symfony components, and v4
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by brandonkelly 4y ago
Interesting scoop from the other side—thanks Daniel! From the outside, there were some weird vibes coming out of EL back then – they’d taken a bit of an adversarial tone with the community, which had us wondering whether it was a good idea
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by brandonkelly 4y ago
> The instructions assume you have a whole PHP dev environment setup-- very frustrating, after some time googling the various errors I kept hitting I just quit. Sorry you had trouble. Craft definitely has stricter requirements than WP. v
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by brandonkelly 10y ago
> 1. They're not dropping out when the product becomes less profitable...if some drop out, others take over I mentioned we’re open to moving to FOSS if we can create a business model that supports it. I should also say that, if wors
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by brandonkelly 10y ago
> CraftCMS seems more fitting to our needs because it's flexible and lean; we're impressed with what we've seen so far but are concerned that it's not open-source and that it's so new. Hi, I’m the Founder & C
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by brandonkelly 17y ago
Haha, definitely agree with this. I took some time to override much of the Kama skin's CSS (including the dialogs) for Wygwam. Ended up with something much more clean: http://brandon-kelly.com/fieldframe/showcase