mkoistinen

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by mkoistinen 10y ago
The clunkiness you describe may be because the CMS includes djangocms-admin-styles, which provides a beautiful style- (and behaviour) "sheet" over Django's Admin. Not only does it make admin look nicer, but it also adds touch
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by mkoistinen 10y ago
I may be biased =) but, I would use django CMS + Aldryn News & Blog, and perhaps Aldryn Jobs to start. The thing that drew me to django CMS to start with still exists today, which is that django CMS recognizes that Django is a powerful
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by mkoistinen 10y ago
I've been using it for a week or so now. NICE! The speed boost is very noticeable.
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
I have used Drupal 6 and 7 to create probably 20 projects in the past. Once I discovered django CMS, I never looked back. In one case, I had a customer come to me for an extension to this Drupal site I had built for them previously. It was
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
<3
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
I would say if you want something that is pre-designed-ish, use Zinnia. If you have a specific design that you need to implement and would prefer to start with a less complicated set of templates, go with Aldryn NewsBlog.
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
Not sure who down-voted you. In your defense you did qualify your statement with "...as demonstrated in the video...". I suspect the DV'er thought you made a lot of bold assumptions though, based on that one, single video?
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
Sorry, I feel qualified to disagree here since I used to use Drupal (v6 and v7) for all my company's projects. That is, until the day I discovered django CMS. Then, I literally never looked back. Building out projects is probably 3-4X
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by mkoistinen 11y ago
Good read!
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by mkoistinen 12y ago
Amazing work, guys!