9.5
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Powerful CMS for efficient data management.
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dotCMS offers custom pricing plan
dotCMS has garnered positive feedback over the past year, with users highlighting its strengths in flexibility, customization, and ease of use. Users appreciate the platform's ability to handle complex content and its flexibility in accommodating different frameworks. The speed of delivering new pages and the platform's API-based features are also ...Read more
Enables easy content creation and management, suitable for non-tech users and developers alike.
Offers excellent support and resources, aiding in quick implementations and enhancing speed-to-market.
Provides flexibility in managing content and allows for quick development of websites and pages.
Offers a powerful headless approach for developers and includes seamless backend editing.
The learning curve can be long, requiring dependence on vendor support to fully utilize the product.
The richness of features can result in complexity and the need for technical expertise, making it less straightforward for beginners.
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Billy F
03/07/19
Great platform for our clients
What do you like best? As an implementation partner, dotCMS provides our team with excellent support and resources to ensure we're able to deliver the best experience for our clients. It's also an extremely easy platform to work with, which has enabled us to increase our speed-to-market and lower our implementation fees, opening room for much more ongoing enhancements. What do you dislike? Brand awareness is fairly low, so sometimes it takes our clients a little longer to become ...
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03/05/19
Great experience
What do you like best? Versatility: it's an ibrid CMS and it's great for headless developments and standard content management both. Great UI: updated to the latest technologies (angular 6 next to 7 and extremely powerful and intuitive (noCode philosofy Great REST api: all is a service What do you dislike? for my experience I can only say that the product has grown considerably over the years and that there is nothing that really does not going to be resolved soon What business ...
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Administrator in Information Technology and Services
03/05/19
Great experience
What do you like best? Versatility: it's an ibrid CMS and it's great for headless developments and standard content management both. Great UI: updated to the latest technologies (angular 6 next to 7) and extremely powerful and intuitive (noCode philosofy) Great REST api: all is a service What do you dislike? for my experience I can only say that the product has grown considerably over the years and that there is nothing that really does not going to be resolved soon What ...
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03/05/19
1 year out
What do you like best? The headless cms is a nice feature, API integration What do you dislike? there are some bugs in the application. It can be less than user friendly for non-technical based users. Recommendations to others considering the product consider setting up as a headless CMS and velocity is a bit arcane What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? the code base is quite flexible under the hood so our team is able to handle a lot ...
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Administrator in Higher Education
03/05/19
Powerful CMS with intuitive interface
What do you like best? I love how easy it is to use, not only for me (not a programmer) but for my 50+ content editors of varying degrees of tech savviness. I can deploy new content types quickly and relatively painlessly. What do you dislike? I wish it had a better calendar tool for front facing Calendar of Events. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We can maintain a decentralized Web content maintenance model so that each expert ...
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Khai H
03/05/19
Head of Frontend Development
What do you like best? dotCMS provides a simple flat UI that anyone can use. We can set it up for all kind of users in the company to work on the system. What do you dislike? It isn't open for 3rd party plugins. Some other platforms I used have a community where we can find some useful additional features. What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Store contents for management and scale.
03/05/19
Head of Frontend Development
What do you like best? dotCMS provides a simple flat UI that anyone can use. We can set it up for all kind of users in the company to work on the system. What do you dislike? It isn't open for 3rd party plugins. Some other platforms I used have a community where we can find some useful additional features. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? Store contents for management and scale.
03/05/19
Powerful CMS with intuitive interface
What do you like best? I love how easy it is to use, not only for me (not a programmer but for my 50+ content editors of varying degrees of tech savviness. I can deploy new content types quickly and relatively painlessly. What do you dislike? I wish it had a better calendar tool for front facing Calendar of Events. What business problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? We can maintain a decentralized Web content maintenance model so that each expert ...
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Consultant in Computer Software
03/05/19
1 year out
What do you like best? The headless cms is a nice feature, API integration What do you dislike? there are some bugs in the application. It can be less than user friendly for non-technical based users. Recommendations to others considering the product: consider setting up as a headless CMS and velocity is a bit arcane What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized? the code base is quite flexible under the hood so our team is able to handle a ...
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03/04/19
Rocky Start, but becoming a stable power house
What do you like best? Simplicity, I've used other CMS programs such as Shopify, Magento, Wordpress etc and I found I was able to dive straight in and get started, the Velocity took me awhile to get my head around but with it's comparisons to Javascript it's helping me understand. What do you dislike? The updates, not being updated to the latest version (Which solves ALL the issues we initially had. I'm not happy we have to be upgraded one stage at a time 4.0 - 4.3 (test and the upgrade. ...
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