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Re: Editorial History on PHP-Nuke and Post-Nuke by Lawrence Krubner (Score: 1)
by jdon285 on Friday, February 21 @ 01:05:33 CET
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Let me say that phpnuke has been very easy for me to handle, installation, adding mods ect...
The best thing I like about it is the support, I have not really had to ask any technical questions due to searching these forums, all the answers have been there. Though I'm kind of worried about upgrading my current nuke to 6.5 after all the work it's taken to import an existing phpbb forum I am still looking forward to the new release.
I just started playing with this and am having a great time, I didn't really even know what html was 6 months ago, now I'm putting this to use.
It's all what you put into it, what you want and and what your willing to do and learn to get what you want out of it.

Thanks for the forum support nukers!!

Jack


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Re: Editorial History on PHP-Nuke and Post-Nuke by Lawrence Krubner (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Friday, February 21 @ 19:11:23 CET
Having used both PHP-Nuke and PostNuke, I can attest to each being very easy to use. (given minimal base knowledge of the Server environment)

After playing with both systems for several months, I chose PostNuke about a year ago because it actually published a roadmap, and STUCK TO IT.

Now, with their API (although something of a pain in the ass to code to) when I write a custom module, I have some assurance that it will work in any future versions of PostNuke. That alone makes PostNuke more 'stable' to a developer.

I've never had a problem with PostNuke that I couldn't fix myself or find a fix for on the net.

As for phpBB, there are modules for both v1.4 or 2.0 on either PHP-Nuke or PostNuke so that's a mute point.

As a developer I prefer PostNuke. It just leaves me with a smoother feeling. I never felt overly comfortable with FB's sporatic outbursts and rants. With PostNuke the development is more distributed, and in fact has survived the death of one of the developers.

Long live PostNuke.


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Re: Editorial History on PHP-Nuke and Post-Nuke by Lawrence Krubner (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, February 23 @ 14:55:13 CET
Ummm, wrong.

Start by looking at security in myPHPNuke and go from there. PHP NUke is both a code and security nightmare. PostNuke isn't much better, but, is moving in the right direction.

Chris_r


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