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Matt Mullenweg's post on this is interesting [1]. "The big opportunity is still the 57% of websites that don’t use any identifiable CMS yet, and that’s where I
by teleclimber 11y ago
Matt Mullenweg's post on this is interesting [1].
"The big opportunity is still the 57% of websites that don’t use any identifiable CMS yet, and that’s where I think there is still a ton of growth for us (and I’m also rooting for all the other open source CMSes)."
I wonder what currently runs the remaining 57%.
[1] http://ma.tt/2015/11/seventy-five-to-go/ http://ma.tt/2015/11/seventy-five-to-go/
- caseysoftware 11y agoRaw [programming language of choice] or custom CMS that someone's nephew hacked together and they don't care enough or have the time/money to replace. In 2005-2008, I made good money switching people from those systems to Drupal with the simple pitch of plugging into a larger community and being able to shop around for modules and developers who wouldn't have to learn a new codebase.