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Halfbakery in a box

For webmasters without a clue in need for a good concept
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For a few thousand dollars any webmaster in any country can buy the Halfbakery website and easily localise it. Just by the license, Jutta installs the software on a server somewhere. The webmaster has to translate a list of words which are then incorporated in the design. This would be great for people who have difficulty with writing in English. Let's start with a German version. Anyone interested? Mail jutta.
rrrddsnl, Aug 19 2001

Slashdot's slashcode http://slashcode.com/
Why buy the halfbakery .... [jutta, Aug 19 2001]

kuro5hin's scoop http://scoop.kuro5hin.org/
... if you can get these great open source engines for free? [jutta, Aug 19 2001]

HalfBakery Hosting, Inc. http://www.halfbake..._20Hosting_20Inc_2e
Already halfbaked. Very similar, anyway. [hippo, Aug 19 2001, last modified Oct 17 2004]

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       //Why buy the halfbakery ... if you can get these great open source engines for free?//   

       Because under this scheme, it appears that *you* will take care of installing the software on a server somewhere. No effort necessary on the part of the Webmaster. I think I'll email you and get my Halfbakery in a Box today!   

       Do you do Pig Latin?
PotatoStew, Aug 20 2001
  

       I have some friends in the Nanggikorongo tribe in the Northern Territory in Australia. How long do you think I should tell them to wait before they might expect a box full of halfbakery in grammatically correct Nanggikorongo to arrive?   

       [rrrddsnl], I assume you meant to say, 'of a good concept'?
El Pedanto, Aug 20 2001
  

       Well, not to mention that Slash and Scoop don't do what the Halfbakery engine does, and vice versa. Rolling-list-of-stories-with-comments engines are a dime a dozen, likewise e-commerce catalog engines; I haven't seen anything else in conveniently packaged form.
egnor, Aug 20 2001
  

       Fie on these feeble imitations of the One True Halfbakery! Fie, I say!
StarChaser, Aug 20 2001
  

       Yes, it's for those webmasters (in need of a good concept) that are not smart enough to learn all this great open source magic. They rather give jutta a few thousand $ and a login with root priviliges on their machine.   

       No, of course there will always be only one halfbakery. But to have one in French, Dutch, Danish, German, etc. would be nice. When we are talking about fridge magnets, there are huge cultural differences between countries! Some people might not never have seen one for real. Let alone a pizza-shaped one.   

       I wonder, what is 'goldmine' in Nanggikorongo?
rrr, Aug 20 2001
  
      
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