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Looking for CMS for Tutorial site

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by mrkool, Dec 23, 2007.

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    Greetings to All,

    I am looking for a cms for tutorial site where i can add my video tutorials, people can comment, Glossary, FAQ.

    If you know any cms, please suggest me. I am also looking at hotscripts and google.
     
    mrkool, Dec 23, 2007 IP
  2. reject

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    WordPress? you can add videos in posts :)
     
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  3. mrkool

    mrkool Active Member

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    No to Wordpress, I am not satisfied with wordpress.

     
    mrkool, Dec 23, 2007 IP
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    twodogs Banned

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    #4
    have you looked a joomla
    it has plenty of extensions
     
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  5. mrkool

    mrkool Active Member

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    Which extension are you talking about ?
    Is Joomla feasible for tutorial site ?
     
    mrkool, Dec 23, 2007 IP
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    Sounds like Joomla might be a good solution but check out Drupal also. If you want a fairly simple site with an easy to use admin section go with Joomla. However, if you are looking for something more powerful now (or will be down the road) then go with Drupal.

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    twodogs Banned

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    joomla has some cool video tutorials, people can comment, Glossary, FAQ components

    just go to joomla.org
     
    twodogs, Dec 23, 2007 IP
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    I think Wordpress and Drupal are the best for tutorial sites.
    Check out my sig, i'm happy with WP.
     
    dedsused, Dec 24, 2007 IP
  9. mrkool

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    Wordpress is look like a blog. i don't know about drupal. can you give me link of site who are using drupal.

     
    mrkool, Dec 24, 2007 IP
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    Yes Joomla will be a better one, I am using it for my some video sites..........
     
    tamilsoft, Dec 24, 2007 IP
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    http://drupal.org very good and powerful cms but very steep learning curve. Joomla is easy to handle and learn.
     
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    I'd go for Wordpress. Not only does it enable you to get all the functions you require, but a Wordpress website needn't look like a blog at all, did you know that? It might seem like that if you look at those free WP themes. You could have a custom theme made or could make one yourself.
     
    aimber, Dec 25, 2007 IP