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78 weeks ago from

Jeremy I'm volunteering for a small non-profit in desperate need of a new website. The website content will be maintained by non-technical staff that probably shouldn't be allowed access to edit all of the code. Has anyone found a good solution for this? Any good frameworks out there to develop a site myself?

90 weeks ago from Web Development

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Aaron Coates: Would have to be Drupal for me. Role based users and CCK (content creation kit) make it ideal.
90 weeks ago

Christopher Cykana: Depends on your priorities: as mentioned above, for a pretty simple brochureware site, Wordpress would be fine. If you've got product ...MoreDepends on your priorities: as mentioned above, for a pretty simple brochureware site, Wordpress would be fine. If you've got product manageent/e-commerce requirements, Drupal's a great, very flexible choice. However, if getting it up fast is the most important thing, it's also worth looking into Joomla, as it's a bit more "pick up and play" than Drupal.
90 weeks ago

Photis Patriotis Anyone know of any web-crawlers that are cloud based and I can use for testing? Basically, I want to fire up a bunch of them to crawl my dev site so I can run analysis on the responses/server activity.

92 weeks ago from Cloud Computing, Web Development, Drupal, Tech Gurus and GNU/Linux 3 more

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Photis Patriotis: I was just at a presentation a few weeks ago about JMeter + the grinder (MoreI was just at a presentation a few weeks ago about JMeter + the grinder (http://grinder.sourceforge.net/). Really cool stuff for simulated user load testing. Does JMeter do crawling though? I've only seen it work with pre-programmed tests.

80legs looks pretty promising. I was hesitant trying it since it brought down the site before. It gives you a lot of custom code options and it's free unless you want really robust crawling. I still need to see whether I can actually do all of the analysis I need to on the responses though.
92 weeks ago

Photis Patriotis: Update, I have also started working with MongoHQ.com. It's a cloud-based solution for MongoDB hosting.
90 weeks ago

Photis Patriotis Does anyone here spec out their projects before-hand? How do you do advanced drupal specifications?

120 weeks ago from Drupal

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