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Re: SilverStripe Mention - Top 10 Most Usable CMS's
28 August 2009 at 6:19pm
Hello Hamish,
that sounds great but when ExpressionEngine is No.3 in that benchmark they compared CMS´s that can not be compared. Neather is ExpressionEngine MVC nor is it´s source code documented. Just looking at it´s backend, Silverstripe is far more "useable". Expressionengine´s structure of the frontend does not corelate to the backend´s structure.
For me SilverStripe is No.1
Best regards
baba-papa
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Re: SilverStripe Mention - Top 10 Most Usable CMS's
3 September 2009 at 4:50pm Last edited: 3 September 2009 4:50pm
It's nice to see Silverstripe show up but I find most of these top 10 lists aggravating.
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This one doesn't even identify criteria for what "usability" is nor does it do a good job of identifying in what way each project is considered "usable". It also makes the mistake of presenting the projects as almost interchangeable when they are really comparing apples to oranges with some of the choices.Case in point - Silverstripe has definitely done an excellent job of optimizing the admin for non-technical end users and keeping the — for them — intimidating bits that developers work with hidden. Now that hardly describes Joomla!, at least not in my experience.
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Re: SilverStripe Mention - Top 10 Most Usable CMS's
3 September 2009 at 7:41pm
Yeah, I agree with Joshua here. The blog-post contains a random list of current CMS. There's no actual comparison in terms of usability, I wasn't able to figure out the reason for the ranking either... maybe google fight
Funniest thing have to be the comments. Joomla vs. everybody else Flamewar par excellence.
Still good that SilverStripe got some publicity there.
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Re: SilverStripe Mention - Top 10 Most Usable CMS's
6 October 2009 at 12:49am
It's amazing how easily flamewars start these days!
I don't fully agree with this list however, largley because Joomla and Drupal are on it... Neither of which represent good usability by any definition.
In fact, I feel dirty having read that, knowing they are on the list *shudder*.
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