Comment by Martin (not verified) on Wed, 2007-04-25 00:33.
Great module.
I work in the field of medical education and I was always looking for a possibility to use a CMS like Drupal for collecting and editing content with a large community on a “staging” server, BUT export finished articles to plain HTML for raw speed on a dedicated production server for viewing.
Most CMSs suck… They still access their databases, sometimes they do some caching (but you do not know what the actually do cache…) It’s dreadful.
There are so many advantages of static export:
Cheap hosting and hardware – even a dual PIII is able to fill up a 100 Mbit connection and serve millions of requests.
It’s faster than any database driven website.
VERY IMPORTANT: better indexing with search engines like Google: plain HTML is simply the best “food” for Google
I love this module.
Will there be a version for Drupal 5.x?
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Great module.
I work in the field of medical education and I was always looking for a possibility to use a CMS like Drupal for collecting and editing content with a large community on a “staging” server, BUT export finished articles to plain HTML for raw speed on a dedicated production server for viewing.
Most CMSs suck… They still access their databases, sometimes they do some caching (but you do not know what the actually do cache…) It’s dreadful.
There are so many advantages of static export:
I love this module.
Will there be a version for Drupal 5.x?