[infrastructure] What platform is OSfA built on?

[Ean Schuessler]

I agree. I am not interested in replacing our current functionality by rebuilding the site in Drupal. We currently already mix languages (Mailman is Python) so integrating a Drupal app the same way. If Quercus is a problem then we can always run Drupal on its own port, stitch it together with Varnish and have the processes communicate via SOAP. 

Drupal.org runs its mailing lists on Mailman, so it seems like our solution is pretty similar. Let's focus on what you would like to write in Drupal or what existing Drupal Gov2.0 apps we could integrate rather than talking about redoing everything. We're way past that stage. 

----- "Melanie Chernoff" wrote: 
> *sigh* 
> I really don't want us to get into a platform war. No one is ever happy in the end. 
> Ean has put a LOT of time into this, and whatever he wants to use is fine with me. He will be the person that is the lead on the tech side of the OSfA website. So long as we can recruit 5-10 solid volunteers to help him administer the site and keep up with OSfA's increasing demands, I'm happy. 

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Ean Schuessler, CTO Brainfood.com 
ean at brainfood.com - http://www.brainfood.com - 214-720-0700 x 315 
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