Developer bulletin boards echo a lot of sturm und drang about the apparent failings of enterprise-class CMS products. Traditionally, industry leader Vignette took the biggest hits, but lately it seems to us that Interwoven is seeing an unusually high dissatisfaction index among the developer community. We could speculate why that is: Perl coders never like each other's work? Interwoven salespeople downplay its ample implementation challenges? All CMS products are touchy and TeamSite -- with greatest marketshare -- simply gets the most exposure? The underlying technical foundation is too weak for the (impressive) layers of functionality on top? Hard to say. But we wonder if there isn't some fire underneath all the smoke...
Check out this flaming thread on Slashdot