Comments on: QCodo/QCubed

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By: Matthew Cluver

Matthew Cluver — Fri, 08 May 2009 04:42:28 +0000

I just posted a little about Concrete5, I think it looks promising, especially if we could extend it with some more advanced data objects and form controls using QCubed or maybe even the Concrete5′s own framework (once I’ve had a chance to take a look at it).

By: Scott Carroll

Scott Carroll — Fri, 08 May 2009 04:00:04 +0000

Yeah, my QCubed CMS project was basically turning into Joomla. I have paused work on it for the moment, the collab system is my new project. I would really like to make a QCubed system similar to Concrete5 that will take advantage of the framework’s built-in AJAX capabilities.

By: Steven Weathers

Steven Weathers — Fri, 08 May 2009 03:40:24 +0000

As far as the collab system goes, Scott’s the man at the development side of it, I’m just working on the front end look and all. And as for this “Concrete5″ I will take a look into it, I am familiar with a ton of cms’s, including joomla, wordpress, drupal, e107 and the list goes on, but never heard of Concrete5.

By: Matthew Cluver

Matthew Cluver — Fri, 08 May 2009 03:37:02 +0000

I am really starting to like the collab system that you guys have been working on using the QCubed/QCodo framework. Hopefully we can additionally start integrating the QCubed/QCodo framework into the Concrete5 CMS (content management system), I don’t know if you guys have heard much about Concrete5 yet but I’ll post a blog entry on it shortly.

By: Scott Carroll

Scott Carroll — Fri, 08 May 2009 03:34:37 +0000

I have been trying to contribute to the QCubed community as much as possible, I just get swamped with clients’ requests. I have done some designs for them, but nothing complete. I will send you my files and maybe we can get the site design cleaned up a bit.

By: sweathers

sweathers — Fri, 08 May 2009 03:29:01 +0000

I have to say, I just started working with QCubed and have found it to be a great tool for any PHP developer to use. When it comes to the frameworks generated code, it makes for a great start in building any PHP/MySQL driven application, you just got to remember that the framework builds drafts for you, and that you are meant to then take those and improve them, build upon them. As far as the development of the framework is going, its moving forward nicely, though I have to say… I feel their website doesn’t live up to a professional look, and the lack of an official logo is a bit of a problem, but these things CAN be improved, if they would just address them with serious thought. I for one have posted a concept logo for them, on their forums and hope that even if they don’t find it to be sufficient, that they look at this attempt and start actually addressing the issue. As for the website’s overall look/feel, I hope to contribute to that, and help them give off a bit more professional vibe.