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I think, yes, for content oriented sites (seo benefit, helps to allow people to continue to view content, etc), but if it's an app/utility site, I think there i
by grok2 16y ago
I think, yes, for content oriented sites (seo benefit, helps to allow people to continue to view content, etc), but if it's an app/utility site, I think there is no point in adding to your workload...
- ashchristopher 16y agoIn this case, it is an app site. I was sorting thinking along the same idea.
- kls 16y agoI would assume for a content oriented site the most optimal development path would be a CMS as opposed to custom development. Something like Drupal or Wordpress is going to give you a significant time to market advantage over developing a site in either a server side or client side framework.