[TYPO3-templavoila] TemplaVoila future...

[Andreas Becker]

Hi Philipp

you are again completely wrong. This is typical GERMAN thinking!

Here you have qualified Electricians which do your cabling. they even have
certificates and so on. But you really do good for the safety of your life
to double check even you are not an electrician! The electrician showed us
that everything is working, well at first sight, But when you then at night
see your light flickering than something is wrong or? or if you pull out
the ground cable from the wall and it is only 10 cm long ending in nowhere.
etc.

It depends always on the people and their know how and the way they are
doing things and taking care for others, In TYPO3 this would be long term
support for your customers. Often customers come to us because they got
their website developed from such dev genies but did not get support after
finishing the website ;-)

Websites are mainly for content and the easier it is and the more flexible
it is to put content in their without help of a dev the better it is . i.e.
try craft <http://buildwithcraft.com> Try it and you will very fast realize
why more and more people are using it - even it costs something!

It is simply cheaper than paying a developer over and over again, who don't
like the do it yourself way and makes people depending on him only!

Andi


On Sun, Jun 9, 2013 at 10:21 PM, Philipp Gampe <philipp.gampe at typo3.org>wrote:

> Hi Andreas,
>
> Andreas Becker wrote:
>
> > Take in Comparison WordPress. They have a huge community, a lot of money
> > from the community, they ave even a FREE click and go solution for
> > everybody who likes WordPress and it is easy to use and you can start a
> > WordPress Site in some minutes without any error messages which block you
> > a whole day because some developers had forgotten to deactivate dhal
> while
> > packaging the starter packages ;-) Comon Philipp. Since years those are
> > people like you who don't see the actual potential behind TYPO3.
>
> One of the reason why wordpress is considered a big security risk.
> Simplicity is good as long as it saves you time, but lowering the barrier
> to
> much results in madness as completely unskilled persons "solve" problems
> that are too complex for them to understand.
>
> > If TYPO3 website owners don't know a developer who is holding their hand
> > they are simply lost! TYPO3 is unusable for those people who want to
> > create content and design websites which brings good information to the
> > world in an easy and flexible way. TemplaVoila and especially the
> > Framework for TemplaVoila did exactly this!
>
> I you create websites (not in terms of content, but in terms of
> functionality) without a dev overseeing this, then you do something wrong.
>
> Is is like wiring a house without asking an electrician. You can easily
> show
> if it "works", but you will create a big security risk if you do not have
> the skills of an electrician.
>
> Best regards
> --
> Philipp Gampe – PGP-Key 0AD96065 – TYPO3 UG Bonn/Köln
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