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a jekyll based site hosted on github, and using prose.io to update the repository.

static html is the way to go these days.

I don't think "regular folks" are going to be creating websites with Jekyll and Github anytime soon.

You can't really tell your customer to use a cli tool to build the website and upload it with ftp. The whole point of dynamic website cms:es is that the customer easily can update the content themselves.

You missed his point. The fact that a website is generated from a db has nothing to do with how easy it is to update, besides the fact that there exist cms's that both happen to be easy to update and use dB's.

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