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The ultimate CMS vs Framework showdown

Talkat PyCon Australia 2013 · 2013-07-05..07-07· [web-platform, web-performance]
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Compares concrete choices: uses Plone, Django, Drupal and WordPress examples, cites WordPress ~30% market share and government use of Plone, shows wireframes as signal you’re building an app, contrasts static generators (Sphinx) vs frameworks (Django/Flask) and CMSs (Mezzanine/Django CMS), describes building a school timetable as crawlable pages for Google, describes integration techniques used—domain split, iframes/Ajax, proxying and a custom whiskey middleware reposts POST data approach—and reports these integrations can work but add hidden complexity and scaling limits.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:34Python family tree(web)
  3. 5:50What is a CMS?
  4. 6:10It's an app
  5. 6:43It's a "big" framework
  6. 10:48What about django CMS?
  7. 11:20Am I making an "app"?
  8. 13:43Separation of concerns
  9. 14:58Developers blog
  10. 15:37An app/startup
  11. 16:18Simple Blog
  12. 16:39Large content site
  13. 17:18Web consultancy
  14. 17:57The customisation cliff
  15. 19:01Framework vs CMS
  16. 23:55Summary
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