This is Community Presentation Series #2.
Topic 1: eZ Publish 5 and Symfony (Nicolas Pastorino, VP of Community, eZ Systems)
We will, in 15 minutes, shortly tour the brand new eZ Publish 5 architecture, how it integrates in the Symfony 2 framework and how content edition works. We will also give you useful pointers to following-up on eZ Publish 5's fast-paced evolution.
Topic 2: eZ Publish & Drupal (Joe Kepley, Director of Development, Blend Interactive)
Comparing and contrasting these two popular PHP-based open source content management systems.
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October 25, 2012
On the Drupal side, as with most things, the answer is "Depends on the modules". The Drupal community has developed a number of caching modules, and I wouldn't recommend scaling to load without one. In general, reverse proxy systems like Varnish are the great equalizers in terms of performance. With careful design of a caching architecture, you can really make either system scale to massive loads, and developers have done so for both.
Without reverse proxy caching, I'd give the edge to eZ Publish, but I'm sure I can find a Drupal developer that would disagree. :-)
October 25, 2012
I heard a rumour that there are a couple projects that are doing continuous integrations of ez5 ... can you say anything specific about these?
October 25, 2012
There is the "demo" project that is being done internally, and this is well known, but I heard as well that a very significant client in Europe is doing an eZ5 integration on their own dime as a way of testing compatibility and stability. I think the latter project would be hugely significant for helping to decide when to start adopting eZ5 for big projects. But this info is a rumour and might not be ready for prime time.
October 25, 2012
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Lastly, in our choice of CMS, we are a game company and will have on our website static content, but also community forums, ecommerce, account registration/login, some degree of personalization per user (based on usage patterns), and some rating/recommendation systems for content and users. I know that's a lot, and we wouldn't launch with all those features but release them over time. In which CMS (Drupal or eZ Publish) would this be more efficient to accomplish? In which would non-developers have an easier time of operating the website?