convert into real world applications.
As for the actual figures, it might be appropriate to list the
#downloads on the cakephp.org landing page, as well as the size of the
Google community. These are numbers that sell.
I skipped the 'names' as the title implies that they are recently
created components, but even then the vocabulary is only obvious to an
indoctrinated cake user. Can I suggest that, from a marketing
perspective, it might be better to change that title from 'Just baked
- They are using cakePHP' to something more in your face like, 'Who
uses CakePHP? Recent projects'. Then it will be more meaningful to
dumb middle-management jobsworths looking to see what this cake thing
is.
@ keymaster
> As an anecdotal supplement - the top sites built with cake are in a
> class larger and more complex than most, if not all, of us would ever
> get the opportunity to develop in our lifetime.
_You_ may feel dwarfed by projects of such magnitude, but clients and
managers like to know they're in good company.
> You don't have to worry about building a site with cake.
> You should only be so lucky as to bump up against cake's limitations.
What made you think I was worried?
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