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Jeff
asdf said:dorayme... you and me should stick together...
CMSs are great if you want a slow (witness PLONE - awful. It's so slow it's
painful), 'breakable', insecure, non-standards-compliant site IMHO, and
should not be used unless your content changes every day, hour or minute.
Well, then, don't use PLONE. I never heard of it until now.
Much more cost effective to engage a web developer who knows what they are
doing, methinks . Higher quality code and much more effective use of
resources.
You don't want a CMS that works like a "Word Doc" editor.
...and it DOESN'T MATTER what tools you use... the quality of the
code has got much more to do with the developer than the tools that he or
she uses IMHO.
Well, it's not code but markup. The markup is just headings,
paragraphs, lists, images and the occasional table and other oddity. The
trouble you get in is when you combine content with presentation.
The largest site I do work for is a mid size city, they'll have a
site look redesign shortly. That'll be a couple of template changes but
it will be transparent to the content editors and the switch will take
about a second or two to remake the hundreds of pages. I'd hate to have
to download and reedit all those pages one at a time.
I make small template/ functionality changes often. They are always
transparent and never give any trouble.
Jeff