Content Management Systems (CMS). Can you suggest any?
By danish160
@danish160 (250)
Pakistan
6 responses
@marizu (156)
• Italy
10 Jan 07
people say joomla it's the best. if you visit opensourcecms.com you can find many cms
@jricbt (1454)
• Brazil
7 Feb 07
The minute I saw this discussion I tought about opensourcecms.com A really amazing site. There you will probably find everything you need about cms.
Now about the discussion.
It depends on what is the purpose of your site.
Is it a full portal? A simple site with little content? To decide which cms to use I take in account.
The capacity that the host has (which version of php, database).
The purpose of the website
The learning curve of the cms. For example why use joomla, if websitebaker will solve all the problems? The question , in my opinion, is evaluating correctly all your needs and then choosing the best solution for your problem.
@monkeykingaround (896)
• United States
21 Dec 06
Well, there are Joomla, Drupal and Mambo. But none are asp.net. I personally like Joomla.
@swaroop_sv2003 (531)
• India
20 Dec 06
I am not sure about asp.Net but for PHP Joomla is the best, even though many others are available. Joomla is highly customizable and preferred by many PHP programmers around the world. Get more details regarding Joomla at www.joomla.org.
@Commerce (646)
• India
7 Feb 07
The best CMS i know is PHPnuke. I have tried most of them ( CMS ). Atlast i m in phpnuke. I find it very easy. The best Cms you will like. For more information please visit www.phpnuke.org. That is the official website for the CMS. i have some phpnuke website, www.naganation.com www.poumai.com etc.
@quicksilver3739 (37)
• Philippines
10 Feb 07
I suggest drupal.. It's hard at first but when you get used to it.. you'll see the things it can do... so flexible and reliable.
@DillonMoore (22)
• United States Minor Outlying Islands
21 Oct 13
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