What is the Best CMS?
By the_actor
@the_actor (494)
Philippines
12 responses
@leonarda (92)
• Bulgaria
31 Aug 07
It depends on what you need it for. For a blog, WordPress is also good. Joomla is more for a portal site. I myself favor Joomla. It is very nice, easy to setup and use. I have also tried Plone, TextPattern, Mambo (which is actually what Joomla started from), E7 (or something similar, I don't remember the name) but Joomla beats them.
Plone is also good but it requires a dedicated server because if you have a lot of traffic this will certainly crash a site. Plone is written in Python and they say it is very reliable. However, I had had times configuring Plone - probably because I had dealt with Joomla before that and I expected the logic to be the same, which obviously wasn't the case. :)
@marizu (156)
• Italy
10 Jan 07
I start learning joomla! it's very interesting and people say it's the best cms
@the_actor (494)
• Philippines
11 Jan 07
yeah I heard too that it's the best CMS...my friend is teaching me little by little about this. go check their community started: www.joombo.ph
@risk_taker20 (2096)
• Philippines
19 Dec 06
I'll go for Joomla! nothing compares. Very efficient and organized web developmet facility.
@the_actor (494)
• Philippines
11 Jan 07
thanks for the info, heard it's really the best CMS and it deserves I guess.
@semodders (456)
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8 Jul 07
I have used joomla, mambo, wordpress and phpnuke, the easy one to use is phpnuke and it also has a lot of plug ins for it like modules, blocks, add ons and mods also a lot of themes but with joomla it does not i wanted to use joomla as my new site CMS but i couldnt find the plug ins i needed and the themes i couldnt find so i switched back to phpnuke, you can download phpnuke at www.phpnuke.org you will find some plugins there but if you want over a 1000 plug ins then go to www.phpnuke-downloads.com they have a large collection of phpnuke plugins uncluding templates and flash templates. My site is www.cellphonejunky.co.uk i am using phpnuke as my CMS as it is very easy to use and has a lot of plug ins i need.
@manu_ghimire (2626)
• India
24 Jan 07
well joomla is best CMS currently ! with many features inbuilt and many addons , modules , components available ! very active forum is available for any of your problems ! i will suggest it !
the only thing that make joomla not easily catching is ! the process at admin panel is cubersome !
@the_actor (494)
• Philippines
9 Nov 10
When I was new with joomla, it took me sometime to get used with the control panel.
@wraithstrider (198)
• Philippines
19 Jul 07
I think Liferay is the best CMS
WraithStrider
http://www.wraithstrider.com
@dhamrait (71)
• India
10 Dec 07
Oh ho ho, have I seen everyone missing CMS Made Simple? www.cmsmadesimple.org . This is fully scalable from making a small to a medium website and very easy to learn. Very professional look.