My argument was with "why does content have to be in a DB?" CMSs exist for a reason. We moved away from static HTML for a reason. Hell, SSI has been around fore

My argument was with "why does content have to be in a DB?" CMSs exist for a reason. We moved away from static HTML for a reason. Hell, SSI has been around forever to help fix the problem of static HTML. In the end, he's talking about a CMS that generates cached output, and doesn't "run" on every page load, as opposed to an always-on CMS.