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== ~~Removed Stuff From Wage Labor Era~~ ==

== Update ==

e.g. [[drupalapps|<html><span style="background-color: black;">druportfolio</span></html>]]

Removed stuff generally from wage labor era, e.g. [[drupalapps|<html><span style="background-color: black;">druportfolio</span></html>]]. The fork from live to commons was done because there's a lot of stuff in live that should only be in a development, personal instance as well as stuff such as the semantic drupal stuff I don't want in production at this time. To make sure it was clean, I rebuilt from scratch.

While the php part of C-Liu is basically drupal, even as such there are fundamental differences. Drupal supports db independence and this takes you a long way in using it with pg

but mysql is still what it's mostly used and tested with. From the beginning C-Liu used postgres.

While the module count is high, I am very sensitive to the quality issue with modules and none are used that don't work or duplicate function done better elsewhere. It's

also essentially frozen now, both because I'm not adding more and none are being developed for d7. CLiu and drupal 7 are seriously diverging but with d7 unchanging the divergence is clearer than if d7 were also actively changing. If d9 or later had a greater share of the installs I would consider a migration, but not till after d7 EOL. Right now it's not even close, d7 has nearly 3X that of d9.

Both of the above are the source of issues which will have been worked out in the production commons/AKSAMBAR, live is inherently unstable.

Also, I view this as part of the larger thing of PHP CMS and php use in my domains, the eject to WordPress feature in PG and other MCP/DCP ops that deal with php cmses as objects will highlight this. Drupal, mediawiki, and WP are all in use here with the php stuff they each drag in.

[[User:Root|Root]] ([[User talk:Root|talk]]) 00:09, 7 September 2021 (UTC)

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-== Removed Stuff From Wage Labor Era ==
+== Update ==
-e.g. [[drupalapps|<html><span style="background-color: black;">druportfolio</span></html>]]
+Removed stuff generally from wage labor era, e.g. [[drupalapps|<html><span style="background-color: black;">druportfolio</span></html>]]. The fork from live to commons was done because there's a lot of stuff in live that should only be in a development, personal instance as well as stuff such as the semantic drupal stuff I don't want in production at this time. To make sure it was clean, I rebuilt from scratch.
+While the php part of C-Liu is basically drupal, even as such there are fundamental differences. Drupal supports db independence and this takes you a long way in using it with pg
+but mysql is still what it's mostly used and tested with. From the beginning C-Liu used postgres.
+While the module count is high, I am very sensitive to the quality issue with modules and none are used that don't work or duplicate function done better elsewhere. It's
+also essentially frozen now, both because I'm not adding more and none are being developed for d7. CLiu and drupal 7 are seriously diverging but with d7 unchanging the divergence is clearer than if d7 were also actively changing. If d9 or later had a greater share of the installs I would consider a migration, but not till after d7 EOL. Right now it's not even close, d7 has nearly 3X that of d9.
+Both of the above are the source of issues which will have been worked out in the production commons/AKSAMBAR, live is inherently unstable.
+Also, I view this as part of the larger thing of PHP CMS and php use in my domains, the eject to WordPress feature in PG and other MCP/DCP ops that deal with php cmses as objects will highlight this. Drupal, mediawiki, and WP are all in use here with the php stuff they each drag in.
+[[User:Root|Root]] ([[User talk:Root|talk]]) 00:09, 7 September 2021 (UTC)
 == PHP Monad ==