> became only an output language for content management systems Sure, if you want a complex website and crm. HTML is just as easy as it ever was, if not easier

> became only an output language for content management systems Sure, if you want a complex website and crm. HTML is just as easy as it ever was, if not easier with some of the cleaner html5 tags > I occasionally point a finger at Soylent, which built an elaborate IT infrastructure for a site that averages about two sales a minute Average isn't necessarily what matters, but peak. Do you think Amazon.c om needs to design their systems around avg load, or potential load a few weeks before Christmas? Your complaints don't really hold water.