Our local Bathcamp last night was a “CMS Smackdown”, where people representing 7 different Content Management Systems (CMS) highlighted the five things they love, and five things they hate about their CMS.
I did a presentation nominally representing Defacto, but I took a slightly different approach. For an audience of (mostly) developers, I took it from the CMS authors point of view, with observations about how different CMS interfaces work.
I’ve published the slides on slideshare.
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