In what cases should you use the web framework, and in which cases can you get by with a ready-made engine for the site?

Question

CMS

Tell me in which case I write a site on the web framework (django, yii, flask), and in which case can I get by with a ready-made CMS?

Answer 1

• A blog, a forum, an online store (not a marketplace, but a regular one with several categories, a basket and a product card) is best done on a box ... if the goal is not to learn to program, it saves time, a lot of ready-made solutions
  
• Individual services (for example, complaints about housing and communal services with reference to geo, some subscription services, services for mobile applications, some sites with non-standard and not very popular functionality) are best done on frameworks...
  
• A portfolio website and a business card are made where it is more convenient (maybe it’s faster on a frame and vice versa)
  
• A lot of BUT, if a business creates solutions for itself, there can be porridge from the CMS + frame, and purely frameworks
  

Answer 2

Code execution speed - framework.
Site creation speed - CMS.
PS: only one thing is not clear: how could such a question arise?)

Answer 3

If the functionality is not enough for some CMS - it's better to write your own, well, or either when there are no such CMS that suit you. If you write in frameworks, it's better for security (of course, this can still be discussed), since others do not know your code. And yes, you can do whatever you want. It all depends on your knowledge.

Answer 4

There are well-trodden roads and a range of ready-made cars that provide well-known functionality, have declared characteristics, and allow for certain tuning.
If you are satisfied, choose from them.
If you are not satisfied - saw your flying SuperDuperSwamp Vehicle))