Jason Lefkowitz's forlorn hope
If you’re a TYPO3 user, you should take the TYPO3 Usability Survey to let the developers know how they can make future versions easier to use. Since the biggest problem with TYPO3 is its God-awful learning curve, anything that might improve usability is worthy of note.
Jason A. Lefkowitz is a programmer and writer. For his sins, he lives in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. This is his "blog." (Kids, ask your parents.)
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Comments
miguel antonio
August 13, 2012
11:46 am
I have to say the TYPO3 is the WORST CMS system that I have ever used. I wouldn’t describe myself as a professional web developer but I have worked with a variety of private and open source softwares, and CMS’s, including WordPress, Drupal, Joomla and Eloqua.
TYPO3 in comparison is counter-intuitive, seemingly outdated, overly complex and very poorly documented.
I merely write this as a warning for anyone looking to use TYPO3. Sincerely, do yourselves a favour and use something else.
-Miguel Antonio