What is the Best CMS?

Philippines
December 13, 2006 8:21pm CST
I am new to Joomla! and learned that it is a CMS, I wanted to know what is the Best CMS in town? Anyone who can help me? I wanted to build my own website next year and wanted to know what best I could use in building it.
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@leonarda (92)
• Bulgaria
31 Aug 07
It depends on what you need it for. For a blog, WordPress is also good. Joomla is more for a portal site. I myself favor Joomla. It is very nice, easy to setup and use. I have also tried Plone, TextPattern, Mambo (which is actually what Joomla started from), E7 (or something similar, I don't remember the name) but Joomla beats them. Plone is also good but it requires a dedicated server because if you have a lot of traffic this will certainly crash a site. Plone is written in Python and they say it is very reliable. However, I had had times configuring Plone - probably because I had dealt with Joomla before that and I expected the logic to be the same, which obviously wasn't the case. :)
@ferdzNK (3211)
• Philippines
25 Apr 08
Thanks for these insights leonarda, I got interested with CMS just now and this discussion was 8 months ago, boy I should have creep out of my cave more often.
• Philippines
21 Nov 08
Joomla! still rocks!
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• Philippines
9 Nov 10
yeah and hope it stays free...
@marizu (156)
• Italy
10 Jan 07
I start learning joomla! it's very interesting and people say it's the best cms
• Philippines
27 Aug 07
joomla still rocks!
• Philippines
11 Jan 07
yeah I heard too that it's the best CMS...my friend is teaching me little by little about this. go check their community started: www.joombo.ph
• Philippines
19 Dec 06
I'll go for Joomla! nothing compares. Very efficient and organized web developmet facility.
• Philippines
11 Jan 07
thanks for the info, heard it's really the best CMS and it deserves I guess.
• China
27 Jun 08
joomla is easy to use than drupal
• Philippines
9 Nov 10
I agree, now that I am using joomla in my 2 websites.
@netcamp (15)
• Philippines
5 May 07
I'm migrating to Joomla and it's one of the best CMS if not the best. Very user friendly yet if you are a geek you can expand its capability
@semodders (456)
7 Jul 07
I have used joomla, mambo, wordpress and phpnuke, the easy one to use is phpnuke and it also has a lot of plug ins for it like modules, blocks, add ons and mods also a lot of themes but with joomla it does not i wanted to use joomla as my new site CMS but i couldnt find the plug ins i needed and the themes i couldnt find so i switched back to phpnuke, you can download phpnuke at www.phpnuke.org you will find some plugins there but if you want over a 1000 plug ins then go to www.phpnuke-downloads.com they have a large collection of phpnuke plugins uncluding templates and flash templates. My site is www.cellphonejunky.co.uk i am using phpnuke as my CMS as it is very easy to use and has a lot of plug ins i need.
• India
24 Jan 07
well joomla is best CMS currently ! with many features inbuilt and many addons , modules , components available ! very active forum is available for any of your problems ! i will suggest it ! the only thing that make joomla not easily catching is ! the process at admin panel is cubersome !
• Philippines
9 Nov 10
When I was new with joomla, it took me sometime to get used with the control panel.
@netcamp (15)
• Philippines
5 May 07
I'm migrating to Joomla and it's one of the best CMS if not the best. Very user friendly yet if you are a geek you can extend its capability
• Philippines
19 Jul 07
I think Liferay is the best CMS WraithStrider http://www.wraithstrider.com
@arilan (8)
• Philippines
14 Jul 07
I would also say joomla, though it may go short on some areas it is truly user friendly and very much easy to understand. However, Where joomla falls short, drupal flies high though learning curve is much more steep than with joomla.
• United States
30 Jun 07
I look both Joomla and Drupal..However I am not good at working with templates...So I always have trouble with getting the look and feel I desire for the homepage atleast
@dhamrait (71)
• India
10 Dec 07
Oh ho ho, have I seen everyone missing CMS Made Simple? www.cmsmadesimple.org . This is fully scalable from making a small to a medium website and very easy to learn. Very professional look.