Which CMS should i learn ? Joomla or Drupal

jaybird

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Oct 26, 2009

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• Apr 20, 2011

• #81

You get a joomla vote from me ... I've tried them all and I prefer Joomla for many reasons, but Drupal has its merits also.

Jaybird

 

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prismkuet

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Apr 19, 2011

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• Apr 20, 2011

• #82

Joomla and Drupal are both good.
But I think Joomla is m,ore popular than Drupal.

 

pauli walnuts

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Mar 11, 2011

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• Apr 20, 2011

• #83

Joomla for me without a doubt!

 

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kumararun19

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• May 29, 2011

• #84

dear

u can choose Joomla, this is the best choice i think,


thanks
arun

 

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thinkorstink

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May 27, 2011

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• May 29, 2011

• #85

Joomla is what i use all the plugins are what really caught me .. ease of use install and setup in minutes.. jquery slideshows and all the really nice components to make the site run and startup quickly.. talk about being able to show a potential customer what the Site could look like with all the templates its has.. really is a SELLER for me

 

pigsnog

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• May 29, 2011

• #86

Albert said:

I believe Drupal is for the more advanced, Wordpress for the beginners, and Joomla for the moderates.

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Yeah it is, once you really get to know the ins and outs of Drupal you can do literally *anything* you want.

Theming via the Fusion Sub Theme is easy (and others) and the available modules number more than 4000 in any range you get get to.
Drupal rocks but it can be a steep learning curve. Go for it, im my experience!

 

ReFanO

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May 12, 2011

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #87

xgnux said:

Hi,
until now i only used Wordpress as a CMS even for Static Websites. I love it but i want to make a much larger Website and i dont think Wordpress is good enough for that.

First let me say i am no Coder so i am neither good in HTML or PHP



I dont know which CMS i should learn:

1. Drupal

2. Joomla

(3. Modx)

I want to use one of those because of the large Userbase, Addons and Templates.

Any hints?

thanks Gnu

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better for all.
but drupal cms is used for all usa government.

 

NapsteR

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Mar 2, 2011

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #88

joomla all the way....

 

Raven13

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May 31, 2011

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #89

Using and building many sites on joomla since 2003 I think it's the best CMS, easy, simple and with a lot of componant and modules!

 

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WHarima

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #90

Drupal has more security and if you have coding skill it will be the great website

 

Weberster

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #91

I realize that this thread is a bit old, but I would encourage any new people that want to learn CMS to start with Joomla. It is simply awesome and user-friendly as well

 

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tensureFP

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• Jun 2, 2011

• #92

One more thing to take into consideration. From what I have read in numerous places, it is more expensive to hire someone to make adjustments/plugins/whatever for Drupal.