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Carl Projectorinski
It's called Django. It's what I and my team use professionally to rebuild mid-level corporate sites to make them more secure and easier to manage.
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Osiris ?
I have actually never heard of that one before. My (now former) technical director and I moved to a new CMS called Processwire recently. If you're ever in need of a simple solution, it doesn't get any simpler! Well, a Glitchen named Dr. Payne found Perch which I think is simpler, as it has no templating.
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Osiris ?
I have actually never heard of that one before. My (now former) technical director and I moved to a new CMS called Processwire recently. If you're ever in need of a simple solution, it doesn't get any simpler! Well, a Glitchen named Dr. Payne found Perch which I think is simpler, as it has no templating.
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Carl Projectorinski
Yeah, I'm probably going to stick with Django, because I've got the fastest, most responsible customer support for it, and I get paid to ask for help about it!
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Osiris ?
Oh hell yeah stick with what you know! And if it ain't broke don't fix it. Responsible customer service? SUCH A THING EXISTS?? We would call about SilverStripe from time to time and...argh. Jackasses.
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