Michael Jennings wrote:
Most modern CMS's store content in the DB, not the filesystem. At
least the ones I've used. But we're quickly getting off-topic here,
so I'll stop there. :)
the only thing a CMS should store to disk is images and large binary files..
if a CMS stores other stuff to disk, then I consider them crap and
useless. Even if they implement dwim()
on the other hand.. I never use a CMS I didn't write myself :)
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