What does everyone use these days for rapid development for the web?
I tend to have strong feelings against wordpress and similar CMS, but end up needing a CMS like features to allow people to post, login, moderate etc.
I'm not stuck with any technology but I know i'm not great on the frontend side, so I'd love to find something that's fast to get something out while not being a nightmare to scale up if we need to down the line (Like Wordpress for example )
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I've had some great experiences with Ghost! It's scalable and fun to play with. I'm probably starting a new blog soon, and I won't be going Wordpress that's for sure.