Member:
Markus ⋅
Date: December 19, 2009, 02:29 PM
⋅ Subject: "Re: Wiccle vs ExpressionEngine"
While most of the below applies for the current iWiccle 1.11 as well, I'm commenting Wiccle Web Builder (as to be launched -- and in the next version of iWiccle).
There is of course a complete separation of data, languages and templates in the system. You can either run the site in real time, or use an intelligent multi-level cache system that helps you optimize the serving out of complex data-language-template combos.
There are quite a few database metadata fields for "post-level content" (ie. blog posts, photos, store products, articles, etc.), not all of which are in simultaneous use in most modules, and that can be re-employed for different metadata purposes with simple template changes.
The Infobase module offers a builder tool that lets you create custom field structures to extend your data, and there's also a way to build in essentially infinite extensions to form input and subsequent display with easy-to-do form-data post-processor extensions.
Bottom line, our system is easy to extend, modify, and morph into just about anything. Let's start off with that. =)