The long awaited version 4 of enterprise grade Plone CMS has been released.
- Plone 4 is up to 5x times faster than Joomla!, Drupal or WordPress systems
- Plone is secure – it has no known site breaches – it even runs on fbi.gov and cia.gov
- Plone has the best user experience and easiest to use of open source CMSes – Alexander Limi, the usability experts, also works on Firefox on Mozilla corporation
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I’m not really sure whether Plone and Firefox are good references for an usability expert …
Hi Hans,
I assume you are IE user 🙂
I think Concrete5 is the best CMS of 2010. Bloated content management systems like Joomla or Drupal are terrible for the end-user experience and not very developer friendly. Concrete5 is a new powerful CMS that is easy for developers and even easier for end-users. It works on a in-context editing model so you make changes as you’re browsing your site. No more portal clones! If you’re tired of long training sessions and tons of client support requests, try a demo of Concrete5 here: http://bit.ly/concrete5cms
Hi Lucas,
You are entitled for your opinion. However, you did you not provide arguments why Concrete5 would be better than Plone. Plone has also inline editing. Also, Concrete5 is built on the top of PHP technology, which has very bad security track record.