[TYPO3-english] choosing typo3

Cameron themselves at gmail.com
Thu Mar 25 11:02:40 CET 2010


Drupal is superior to Typo3 in almost every way. Typo3 is an exercise in
over-engineered academic CMS concepts, whereas Drupal + CCK + Views = 90% of
any website you would actually end up putting together for a client.
Typoscript is quite literally the most insane thing I have seen in 14 years
of my career in the IT industry.

The other MAJOR issue, and one that seals it completely for me, is that the
community around Drupal is 50 times the size of the Typo3 one. What this
means is that any problem you have, the solution is a Google search away.
The same simply does not apply for Typo3. Any CMS is going to take you a
month or so to really get up to speed with, but with Drupal you'll find the
perfect balance between flexibility and functionality. With Typo3 you'll be
battling this arcane, lunatic bloody Typoscript system and not being able to
find anyone to help. This isn't a *criticism* of the Typo3 community, you
guys are plenty helpful enough, it's just that there's simply not enough of
you.

On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 5:05 PM, Tonix (Antonio Nati)
<tonix at interazioni.it>wrote:

> TYPO3 looks going to lose any professional attribute in the long term.
> Development is focused  on pure technology, not on analisys of professional
> features.
>
> What TYPO3 does not now and will not do in next version?
>
>   * transparent integration with graphics tasks. Now you can ask your
>     graphic to make an HTML template which can be integrated in TYPO3
>     in 1 minute. With next versions it will be impossible.
>   * easy and fast caching system. Next caching system is considered a
>     lot more slow than actual. Only a pure exercise.
>
> Tonino
>
>
> g4b0 ha scritto:
>
>> Hi guys,
>> I'm working on a new project, and I have to choose between typo3 and
>> drupal. I'm a newbe in both, because I come from cakephp framework.
>>
>> The project will be a frontend site with a little extranet (just document
>> sharing). Typo3 is presented as an "Enterprise Level CMS/CMF", while Drupal
>> is a "simple" CMS/CMF.
>>
>> What does typo3 do that drupal doesn't?
>>
>> Thanks a lot
>>
>> P.s.
>> I will forward that discussion to the drupal forum, just to hear both
>> version :)
>>
>>
>
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