What kind of CMS should I use for this site

Discussion in 'Programming' started by tech4, Nov 26, 2010.

  1. #1
    My site is http://www.its.asia/

    What kind of CMS should I use, should I use word press?
    I have 2 developers suggesting I use wordpress. But I want to do custom ads, emails, payment system for featured stuff. (Paypal would do)

    So.
    Should it be
    Just custom PHP?
    Custom PHP+wordpress CMS
    Word press CMS would do the job 100%

    Any suggestions and cost to alternatives?
    I have developers saying its around 100 or less for wordpress CMS (its like prebuilt)
    Some other PHP system prebuilt around that price or less too.
    Some a bit a higher.

    What's your suggestions?

    What type of CMS and costs/turn around. BTW 2 programmers say using Wordpress CMS its about 3 days turn around, is that true? for my site. what's your estimate

    See http://www.its.asia/

    thanks
     
    tech4, Nov 26, 2010 IP
  2. AstarothSolutions

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    If your wanting a content management system you need a fairly good reason why not to use an off the shelf solution and simply have custom modules/ controls built for it. It will add a significant amount of cost for a full CMS to be created from scratch for you (if its going to be any good)
     
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    joom Active Member

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    Recommend you use wordpress for this site :)
     
    joom, Nov 29, 2010 IP
  4. tech4

    tech4 Well-Known Member

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    #4
    I did just that, using WP.

    But I am a little worry that WP might be "slow". Is that true, wp is slow to load.
    I know for a fact, that the facebook widgets, google adsense, and twitter stuff makes site very slow.

    Is WP the same thing?
     
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    Widgets, trackers etc all add to load time because they have to make calls to different servers, though you can make most quicker by using asynchronous calls.

    Wordpress as a CMS will be slower than having a static HTML site because each page is dynamically generated however with any decent CMS, a reasonable server and a sensible approach to caching this impact should be small enough to not make a significant difference to an end user.
     
    AstarothSolutions, Nov 29, 2010 IP