At some point you may be a "Content Management System" thats producing static output.
I figure the difference might lie in "how much of a user's request is filled with pre-generated data vs new," but a heavily optimized CMS might be filling most requests of of premade cache.
I've got a system that's generating mostly html but have a couple pages where its generating Server Side Include pages. When that stuff gets fancier its going to be very hard to fit into this kind of taxonomy.
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At some point you may be a "Content Management System" thats producing static output.
I figure the difference might lie in "how much of a user's request is filled with pre-generated data vs new," but a heavily optimized CMS might be filling most requests of of premade cache.
I've got a system that's generating mostly html but have a couple pages where its generating Server Side Include pages. When that stuff gets fancier its going to be very hard to fit into this kind of taxonomy.