2019-04-03, 18:35:49
(2019-04-03, 01:46:35)Tyblitz Wrote: TBH at this point I think a complete rewrite would be in order, keeping just the UI, and rebuilding all that unsafe PHP-mixed-with-HTML on a CodeIgniter shell with a templating language (eg. Twig, Handlebars), and also dropping support for PHP5.4-.
You know, the CodeIgniter base weights almost the size of the current GS CMS. I'm not sure if a framework is actually needed at all. I'd be downright against using Twig or any kind templating language. PHP already is a templating language. I don't see any benefits in introducing another abstraction layer with its own language, resource hog and bloat.
(2019-04-03, 17:13:37)Bigin Wrote: There's no need to rewrite anything, there are already thousands of other wonderfully realized projects waiting to be discovered
Honestly I wouldn't be here if there was at least one that would work for me. All I see nowadays is random crap taken from Packaginst and glued-together with composer, with mandatory Twig and Markdown; the final product weighing somewhere around 50 megabytes and still missing important features or just being a pain to use.
(2019-04-03, 17:40:14)Felix Wrote: Correct me if I am wrong here
GS 3.3.15
1) has not been hacked before
2) is compatible with PHP 7.x
3) all mvlcek's plugins are working correctly
Please confirm
- I doubt there's any data on that. Truth to be told, I hardly see any human-made attempts at cracking. What I see a lot is massively automated attempts directed at most popular platforms, most of them trying to guess weak passwords or access incautiously left setup scripts.
- It depends on what you perceive as "compatible". Does it run? - Yes. Does it throw warnings/notices/deprication info? - Yes.
- Same as 2.