Web development (185 programs)
Pros: Template-driven design separates layout from content. Extensible architecture supports many community-developed extensions. Page caching mechanism is available for better traffic handling. Built-in RSS feed generation for content syndication.
Cons: Last major official release was in June 2008. Core developer community migrated to Joomla! after the 2005 fork. Requires PHP, MySQL and a web server for installation. Lacks modern security updates and active development.
Pros: Managed serverless hosting removes server maintenance and provisioning tasks. Automatic scaling with Standard Environment that can scale down to zero. Supports Python, Java, Node.js, Go, PHP, Ruby, and C#. Integrates with Cloud Storage, Cloud SQL, and Pub/Sub services.
Cons: Flexible Environment requires managing Docker containers and VM-level deployment complexity. Standard Environment sandbox restricts certain system-level libraries and behaviours. Teams needing deep infrastructure control face additional operational steps.
Pros: Intuitive drag-and-drop. Offline creation support. Template variety. Simple file sharing.
Cons: Limited advanced customization. Fewer developer tools.
