Agreed. I've almost given up on using a CMS. Developing on the Drupal platform (as mentioned by the author) was really painful. I've only found a few CMS' that get the heck out of my way and just let me write code.
This days if I have a static site around 10 pages, I just use .Net MVC project and use partial views to store the content. Much easier than using a CMS and I still retain all the control I want.
This days if I have a static site around 10 pages, I just use .Net MVC project and use partial views to store the content. Much easier than using a CMS and I still retain all the control I want.