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It is possible to describe logical interactions between domain objects |
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It is possible to have more flexibly in changing the logic of the application or the resources |
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Display logic, data management, and business logic are kept separated from each other |
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You will have clean code |
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There will be minimal load on the servers and faster work resources |
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The code will be proprietary with high security |
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None of the limitations on functionality that you encounter with pre-built CMS will occur |
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You will enjoy a simple and intuitive user content control panel that out-performs the content management of templated CMS |
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Subject fields are limited to those objects which are provided in the CMS |
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The application’s logic is defined by CMS developers and changes can be problematic |
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Excessive universality in the coding (without which CMS would be pointless) leads to excessive issues with functionality |
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There is a huge amount of redundant code, generating load on the server |
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It avoids the key shortcoming of popular CMS solutions whose openness and accessibility are often exploited. Open source allows anyone to see how the system is arranged, detect a weakness or vulnerability in the code, and exploit system errors. After this, no one can stop an attacker taking advantage of the available holes for their own purposes |
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An ordinary content management administrator should be possible to delve into the structure and content management panel logic. This is too often a daunting task for the average user and requires the intervention of specialists from an agency. This doesn’t match the philosophy of NodaGroup and our content management system, which we want to be accessible to all of our users |