Multi user application

[eluser]WanWizard[/eluser]
ExiteCMS is still in very early alpha state.

As we (still) haven't made the move from subversion to something more distributed, most of the development happens in (non-public) branches to avoid breaking the trunk. This modification hasn't made the trunk yet, as development in that branch also involves rewriting models and changing tables.

I always used to follow your way of working as well, but noticed that very often I only needed the re-read for validation, and I needed to validate all fields. You can still find traces of this in the current trunk code. To solve this, I started thinking about a safe alternative that didn't involve the entire re-read and validate cycle.

ExiteCMS started out as an internal development, first to power the front and backoffice, later to power some internal sites for clients of Exite, the company that now sponsors the open source development of ExiteCMS.

Exite is an ICT company based in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. It's name is a contraction of "Experts in Information Technology". Native English speakers keep struggling with the 'c'...