NYCPHP Meetup

[Mitch Pirtle]

On 7/2/05, leam at reuel.net <leam at reuel.net> wrote:
> 
> My view of Mambo is that it's best for an informational site where the 
non-tech user 
> updates things. You can add/edit pages on-line and publish them at will. 
Pretty neat sutff. 
> On the other hand, I'm paranoid enough to want lots of backups and editing 
on-line gives 
> me the willies.

We got 6 projects approved for Google's Summer of Code, and 3 others have 
volunteered to do the work anyway (without the pay). One of those projects 
is version control, which directly addresses this issue. The others are 
equally fascinating, and we have a really great group of students to work 
with this summer.

We are setting up a wiki for the projects and will announce when everyone is 
ready.

Also, note that as soon as 4.5.3 ships we can start ripping out the ACL for 
4.6, where you will have full users/groups options for fine grained access 
control.

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Mitch Pirtle
Mambo Core Developer
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