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Lightning talk by Éric Bréhault at Plone Conference 2014
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Why CMS won't die
Éric Bréhault - PloneConf 2014
Our world: the web
Something new every minute!!
All the CMS are old
Typo3: 1997Drupal: 2001Plone: 2002Wordpress: 2003Joomla!: 2005 (forked from Mambo: 2000)
Not that old
because CMS are still alive.
Sometimes that old
ElegantSuper-hard tomoveNot 100%compliant withmodern comfort standards
Mostly that old
Grumpy but sharp!
But we keep them
BECAUSE USERS NEED CMS!!!
OK, no-CMS is possible
At the beginning, users probably just want to edit
But...
They will also need to manage medias.
But...
A validation workflow would be nice.
But...
Hence we have to manage access rights.
But...
Newsletter is a must-have
But...
Plus a document sharing restricted area.
But...
Multilingual.
But...
Subsites, which are all identical but 2 or 3 things.
Next thing you know...
Face it, you need a CMS
And there will be no youngnewcomers
because CMS are special
Nobody knows about CMS but us (CMSistas)
because CMS are huge projects
It cannot be managed and developed just like anyproject.
Example: who needs buildout in Python but us?
Wordpress = 60%
100% tomorrow? No way!
Never saw any WP at any of my customers.
Nobody promises it will be easy
Is Plone too complex to survive?
All CMS are complex
Recipe to survive?
My 2 cents:
make it always more usable,clear frontend / backend dichotomy.
Thank you!