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Drupal, Joomla & Other CMS SHOWDOWN Defend your own!

Discussion in 'Drupal' started by hitboy, May 3, 2007.

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Which one do you stand by?

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  2. Joomla

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  1. #1
    So I thought it would be cool to see what kind of cms's people like.

    The main things I want to know are information about joomla as I know drupal really well.. Obviously with any software there are + and - to everything. No one software is perfect.

    So it would be cool to here about other key features whether its joomla, drupal, or any other cms's!!

    LET THE SHOWDOWN BEGIN!
    (This is where you defend and attack other cms's that aren't the ones you use :D )
     
    hitboy, May 3, 2007 IP
  2. venetsian

    venetsian Well-Known Member

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  3. Meistro

    Meistro Peon

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    obv. joomla! wins a heartbeat. 2 weeks ago I had never a webpage beyond simple HTML hello world. Devoting maybe 60 hours total I have now made like 15 unique webpages lol... with forums and YOUTUBE EMBEDDED IN THE content...
     
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  4. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    lol I love drupal obviously
     
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    Hey htboy, do you know if it's possible to create a site like tv.com? categories and such? AS well as different article types like news, reviews, etc,..and can you not have a bloggish front page? I want a page like cnn.com or something. whats are the best Drupal sites you've seen?
     
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  6. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    yeah man i believe you can do that for sure as far as the front page goes you have to do some modification to it. I think there is a module that does it for you actually.. Just check out the drupal website and they have tons of websites that use them!!
     
    hitboy, May 5, 2007 IP
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    Joomla is the Best
    And It seems that its not only me who says this,.
    I am a Joomfan.
     
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  8. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    In my opinion I like drupal better but truthfully I dont think it matters if you use joomla or drupal its just what you learn to use first or what admin system you like better etc.
     
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  9. Rahan

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    I really like Joomla

    The components and modules for it are amazing and really easy to install and use.
     
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  10. ryan_uk

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    Wordpress - I've started work on porting my blog to it and it has been a pain. It's OK, but over-hyped. I've done too much work to turn back though and try out another blogging tool.

    Drupal - a great piece of kit. Highly customisable and easy if the time is taken to find the right modules. Easy to theme compared to Joomla. Great for importing lots of data in to.

    Joomla - I found the admin interface terrible and most Joomla sites are obvious... so template-looking, generic.

    But really it's all down to personal preference. Use whatever works for you.

    Although the best CMS is always the one you write yourself as it contains all the features you need and none of those you don't. :-D
     
    ryan_uk, May 7, 2007 IP
  11. stubsy

    stubsy Well-Known Member

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    I am using Drupal, sometimes I find it really rubbish and its hard to find seo modules that work so I don't get much search traffic:(
     
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    I'd say "Joomla!". I use it on about 20 of my sites and because of its massive modding community it does everything I want, and I have encountered only a few minor bugs which could be fixed easily. Also the huge, huge template community for Joomla! is really awesome.

    So my vote goes to Joomla!

    Also I nominate it for the "most pointless punctuation" award.

    David
     
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    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    do you mean the the link rewriting? you should check out path auto
     
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    ryan_uk Illustrious Member

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    If you like, PM me links to a few of your drupal sites and I'll give you feedback about changes you could make, modules to use, etc.
     
    ryan_uk, May 7, 2007 IP
  15. hitboy

    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    can i do that too lol
     
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    i am a modx guy these days.
    Looking forward to SEO Website CMS's first beta release.
     
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    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    Can you give me a link to their project? sounds interesting?
     
    hitboy, May 9, 2007 IP
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    hitboy Well-Known Member

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    yeah joomla i have to admit has a good mod community but i dont like the admin panel
     
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    I've been using Joomla for a while, since before the Mambo split. Yes, the learning curve is a little much for the beginning webmaster, but the community is outstanding. Rarely do I have to code much myself, what I want is already out there.

    Also, I've had great luck in using Joomla in SEO terms.
     
    vinylrick, May 10, 2007 IP