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Well... after spend some hours studing Bricolage (after a rage
against the bricolage installer) I decided to post here a small
comment to remember myself that I really liked it. More than a CMS
itself, I liked the approaches that Bricolage uses to define workflow,
staging and static deployment. These approaches are quite diferent
from what I'm used to do see in the Plone world, but I think that a
careful reading of this chapter of Mason:HTML book will make you
agree with me: there are several ways to define how a content
management system could work, but in practice, all CMS are very
similar.
In fact, some interesting concepts give me some ideas... Let's see
what could I do in a pythonic way (instead of the evil PERL that
bricolage uses).