stevepurkiss

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by stevepurkiss 9y ago
Drupal 5 ? Wow! I began my Drupal journey on the 4.6/4.7 'cusp' after working with J2EE & although I like Drupal because I can see the 'bigger picture' of the business logic being infused into the API, i.e. bus
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by stevepurkiss 10y ago
Furthermore, use the Drupal Commerce modules for Drupal 8, releases are coming out thick and fast now. Commerce for 8 is awesome, you can have multiple stores (so like people have on eBay), product options are much easier than Drupal 7 to s
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by stevepurkiss 10y ago
I've been Drupaling for 13 years, before that I was J2EEing, before that I was AS/400 RPGing. Before that I was PASCALing at college, BASICing and Assemblering at home. I've seen all kinds of businesses and startups, and I&#x
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by stevepurkiss 10y ago
Actually it's always been a framework, it's just there's lots of shoehorning of CMS functionality. And it's less of shoehorning, it's just where the $s are flowing, I work with a team who do a lot of native CRM &amp
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by stevepurkiss 10y ago
Sadly no software license will stand up against corrupt governments, Freedom 0 is there to stop the creator of the software or derivatives thereof exerting control over the user.
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by stevepurkiss 10y ago
Your caveats are age-old FUD! Many people are paid to work on Free Software, companies like RedHat re Linux and Acquia re Drupal are two examples. If by releasing your code suddenly means a whole bunch of people suddenly spring up and start
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by stevepurkiss 14y ago
Interesting article, perhaps if a few of those "I'm bored"s were changed to "I'm helping make Drupal suck less by writing some documentation" or "I'm learning cool new stuff cos Drupal does the generic boring stuff for me" the author would