Is Drupal just not popular anymore? Back in the day, I remember it
being tops. Or is it too heavyweight?
On Sun, Sep 11, 2011 at 6:23 AM, Oussama Chammam <ou_cha@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> Very nice Adrian! I liked the new look
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> I would recommend using Joomla! CMS; it is rather simple to configure when you have learnt it and it takes very little effort to make a design and make the site ready (especially if you have an earlier experience). The only "big" limitation on the current versions compared to Drupal CMS is that a single article can't be assigned to multiple categories (it has instead to be copied to the different articles). In Joomla! (as well as Drupal) you can have an "endless" hierarchy of categories.
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> Wordpress is a bit limited when compared to Joomla! and that is because it is intended to be primarily used as a blog.
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> Dropal is also a good CMS but is more abstract than Joomla! and the learning curve for it is longer than for Joomla! (at least my experience). I have no big experience on it (I'm sure it is better than Joomla! in other aspects).
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> PS. I havn't tested any other CMSes so I can't say if they are better or not.
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-- Ersin Y. Akinci -- ersinakinci.com What Digital Revolution? -- www.whatdigitalrevolution.com Thinking critically about digital worlds.Received on Sun Sep 11 20:32:05 2011
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