The trouble is that developers have great tools for building actual web applications. You know, things like Trello or Google Docs or whatever that are actual s

The trouble is that developers have great tools for building actual web applications. You know, things like Trello or Google Docs or whatever that are actual software hosted in the browser. They love their tools, and they aren't making the distinction between software and content. So they're trying to use the hammer of application development frameworks to attach the zip-tie of content, which is better accomplished with a different tool. And it sucks for the user. It sucks hard.