My Experience

[neetjn]

I really wanted to make use of Cosmo, as it's conceptual basis was quite appealing. The issue standing is the actual application itself, I couldn't even get it running. After hours of debugging, here's my DIY fix it list for the bugs I encountered -

1. Fresh install won't write to ./core/app/autoload.php because it's not writable, had to chmod before installing.
2. Script won't query 'install.sql', had to manually import after my account and what not was written to the document.
3. "angular not found" -- After snooping, I realized the js minifier was broken, not returning anything on request. I didn't bother trying to solve this issue and called it quits.

[sebastian-marinescu]

As I stumbled upon Cosmo and also thought it looks very appealing, this doesn't sound good.
But thanks for your information on your experience!

[jordanddunn]

Sorry about the delay in response @James-Dunn and I have been on vacation. Will be heading back to deal with any issues that have come up since then and to prep for v5 to be released in the coming week or so. A quick question, your install - were you trying to install in a sub-directory? If so v4 does not support sub-directory installs, it must be in the root folder for proper installation at this time. v5 will begin support for sub-directory installs.

[camilodelvasto]

I also tried to install it and nothing came up. Blank php page... so sorry that I'm not able to use it, seems promising.

[tomchinery]

I also tried to get Cosmo up and running but had issues with it displaying a blank page with some angular routing errors to /api/content/:content_id. Good concept though shame this version doesn't work.

[goodyoneloves]

Hi Guys,

Has anyone got it working? So far I have been able to access application if installed in root directory. I Umbrella icon is not seen consistently once you have logged in and when it appears you can't click on content > new page as that work flow is not appearing once you click on that umbrella icon.