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<blockquote data-quote="LeChris" data-source="post: 483387" data-attributes="member: 37998">They were built that way because making an actual CMS is complicated.&nbsp;&nbsp; Laravel is a nice framework for generating rapid, beginner level sites but it abstracts 90% of the logic from you.&nbsp;&nbsp; Last time I used it, I was a teenager.&nbsp;Laravel&nbsp; is extremely dated, not exactly “the latest technology.”&nbsp; I released a habbo cms using Laravel in 2013 lol Neither Atom or Orion are multi theme, not in any real sense of what the word means.&nbsp; They let you change your public folder, but you have to rewrite the components per theme.&nbsp;&nbsp; It’s as much multi theme, as rev is when you have to recode everything. Nobody in the community really improved Nitro, arguably I think Bill got screwed by a lot of people monetizing leaky edits of Nitro.&nbsp;&nbsp; Similar reason why I don’t let other devs work on my code, too many cooks in the kitchen will rapidly devalue a project.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LeChris, post: 483387, member: 37998"] They were built that way because making an actual CMS is complicated. Laravel is a nice framework for generating rapid, beginner level sites but it abstracts 90% of the logic from you. Last time I used it, I was a teenager. Laravel is extremely dated, not exactly “the latest technology.” I released a habbo cms using Laravel in 2013 lol Neither Atom or Orion are multi theme, not in any real sense of what the word means. They let you change your public folder, but you have to rewrite the components per theme. It’s as much multi theme, as rev is when you have to recode everything. Nobody in the community really improved Nitro, arguably I think Bill got screwed by a lot of people monetizing leaky edits of Nitro. Similar reason why I don’t let other devs work on my code, too many cooks in the kitchen will rapidly devalue a project. [/QUOTE]

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