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Tuesday 09 March 2010 8:10:51 am
Not to reframe the question, but where is the CMS of consequence that is based upon the Zend framework? Just a few years ago, there was at least one promising project. In these past few years, eZ makes remarkable progress, Zend also at the core. But Zend does not seem to me to be translating fast enough into real world useful for a project the scope of an enterprise level content mmt system. IMHO the coordination effort needed to tie all the pieces together begins to bog down the innovation process as more parties become involved. Especially when those parties are time constrained developers who may be entertaining many masters. Maybe that is not an accurate description of the developers building the pieces of the Zend Framework? As a business model, best Web strategy must focus on reaction time to real world useful innovation. How quickly can we respond to client needs? My fear would be that going Zend could mean more valuable developer time spent on coordination efforts, and less time spent on short pipeline interactions where developers incorporate exactly what clients need, practically as soon as it is requested. That, and if it ain't broke, don't fix it ;~}
Doug Brethower
Apple Certified Technical Consultant, Southwest, MO USA
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