Our Umbraco myths list so far: - Umbraco is slow - Umbraco can only be hosted on windows - Umbraco cannot be hosted in containers - Umbraco cannot be hosted in AWS - Umbraco cannot be used as headless CMS Some myths in our .Net myths list - .Net is a legacy framework - .Net is only used in big entreprises - .Net can only be hosted/run on Windows - .Net cannot be hosted in containers - .Net cannot be hosted in AWS - .Net requires a lot of memory - .Net is slower than Node/Python/Go/Rust - .Net development tooling is expensive - .Net is closed source or not open source friendly - .NET license is expensive/requires license

-Umbraco is open-source and therefor unsafe -Umbraco is too barebones to get up and running quickly -Umbraco cannot be integrated with third party applications -Umbraco forces you to use Razor views for rendering

- Umbraco is only good for small scale brochure sites. - You get what you pay for, therefore competitors such as Sitecore & Kentico must be better than something which is offered as 'free'. - Umbraco is hard to learn