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Just tried out Drupal HEAD, and I must say, I'm very impressed. Great work on it!
The AJAX functionality is nice (though is there anyway to turn it off)? The free tagging is of course awesome, and I was suprised and very happy to discover that you can now choose the "placement" of blocks. Brilliant!
Add CCK to the mix, and there's definitely not a single CMS out there that can top it.
Drupal HEAD seems pretty secure, will I have any problems running my main site on it? Thanks again for the work you guys do.
I switched from wordpress to drupal because drupal gave me the hope of a much more flexible web site.
However, since the switch my traffic has fallen to 1/5th (or less) what it was using wordpress.
One of the things I depended on was pinging the aggregation services. But drupals ping.module doesn't give much in the way of feedback nor configurability. To configure multiple pings, I had to edit the ping.module source, for example. And I just don't have any confidence that it's doing anything.
With CCK, free tagging, and ATOM support, among other things all hitting core pretty soon, Drupal is looking to be one of the best web development platforms out there.
The only thing seriously holding me back from using Drupal over Ruby on Rails would be RoR's native AJAX support.
not sure if these has been discussed before. but when i tried to installations with two independent database. i got unpredictable bahavior such as crossing into the other site installation when clean URL is turnt on. it is ok when the clean URL is off.