Your Impressions on DjangoCMS

I would love to hear some professional opinions on how easy it is to
create, maintain and support a DjangoCMS-based website. The only
curve ball is that the client will need customizable forms. Otherwise
it's a pretty standard site.

Very recently - last week - the company I work for announced that we
are switching from PHP, where we have built a robust lovely framework
(in PHP, though, so ug) and really whiz-bang-neat CMS (very drag-and-
droppy, clients love it). We've settled on Python+Django as our new
stack, where we will call upon the resources of the open-source
community so that we can focus on *building sites* rather than adding
features and bug fixing our internal framework.

But the question remains open whether we should build this *next*
project using our tried-and-true framework & CMS, or whether we'll use
DjangoCMS for the first time.

So whaddya say! Any thoughts? Strong opinions one way or the other?
I will really appreciate the insight.

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