Drupal learning Curve
Found this on the Internet. Priceless..
There are many quitters as you can see!!
This demo graphic was not done by me. All rights and credits goes to its creator; I dont knw who. Google gave it to me. Ask them
Found this on the Internet. Priceless..
There are many quitters as you can see!!
This demo graphic was not done by me. All rights and credits goes to its creator; I dont knw who. Google gave it to me. Ask them
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naughty_david
Mon, 05/16/2011 - 10:29
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And so it drupal...
And so it drupal...
Andy (not verified)
Tue, 06/28/2011 - 01:06
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More than true except Drupal
More than true except Drupal doesn't climb up above others. Drupal is using annoying hook system while the whole world including Joomla using MVC design, that is why.
Trevor McKeown (not verified)
Sat, 01/21/2012 - 01:28
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Drupal uses an MVC pattern as
Drupal uses an MVC pattern as well.
Daniel (not verified)
Wed, 08/08/2012 - 15:05
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Peppering a procedural code
Peppering a procedural code base with the occasional object does not an MVC pattern make.
Trevor (not verified)
Sat, 10/13/2012 - 04:10
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I disagree. Drupal has a
I disagree. Drupal has a controllers that are defined in the menu system that interact with the model (nodes and entities). After the model have been manipulated the results are presented to a very robust theme layer that returns an html view back to the users. Look up the definition of MVC on wikipedia. No where does it state that an MVC must use object oriented code. In terms of the procedural code base, that has been changing and will continue to change. The new database layer in Drupal 7 features and awesome PDO based, chain-able, OO query object that is very expressive.