[TYPO3-english] Rebranding: Get the green back

[Tonix (Antonio Nati)]

Il 10/10/2012 16:26, Jigal van Hemert ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> On 10-10-2012 15:37, Tonix (Antonio Nati) wrote:
>> But TYPO3 is really loosing its pro attitudes!
>
> Can you explain a bit?
>

Coming from enterprise projects, I feel TYPO3 original founder had great 
analysis skills, so TYPO3 architecture has been deeply thought and 
designed. About actual developers, I have the feeling they are 
technologically skilled but lack any architectural vision.

Did you even realize actual kickstarter is incompatible with a serious 
usage of foreign keys in MySQL? If I want to use transactions and 
foreign keys I have to make it externally to kickstarter. kickstarter is 
a great tool, and with a few improvements would become a central point 
for development. Making it better and more usable would have been a huge 
improvement. A huge evolution in work quality!

I'd like to have better security features, better and safer login, 
improved kickstart, improved MySQL DDL/DML handling, improved general 
extension schemas, all things to improve robustness and security, and 
which would improve team cohoperation.

Instead I see flow/beer tools which destroy teamwork and do not realize 
at all what DDD means.

So, I see TYPO3 as going to be a webmaster tool, not a development 
framework for serious developers.

>>> I can tell you that complains are the worst things to share in our
>>> community ;)
>>
>> In your vision of community there is no space for complaints? Just
>> sheeps saying yes?
>
> Complaints are a negative way to address an issue. Look in the mailing 
> lists. More and more often when people encounter a problem they don't 
> ask for help assuming that some configuration is wrong, but they start 
> to complain about all the bugs they find, that it should have been 
> fixed before the release and that testing isn't done anymore.
>
> Complaining and blaming is not a way to get the help you might want. 
> It doesn't motivate people and it will often not result in the support 
> you were looking for.
>

I don't see a solution, until actual technology oriented vision is 
abandoned in favor of a analisys oriented vision.

The same about the orange. The technical vision (better shirt printing) 
did not consider the community feeling, which is more important than 
shirt printing.

Regards,

Tonino

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