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What CMS to use?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by sebastianrs, Jan 3, 2007.

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  1. zonzon

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    #21
    for the most advanced user, I suggest Typo3, plenty of extensions / addons
     
    zonzon, Jun 1, 2007 IP
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    #22
    I second TYPO3... the templating system takes a little study but your sites will look less CMSish.

    Since I'm not allowed to post links yet run a Google search for "Typo3 and Drupal. Developer notes". There's a good article comparing Drupal and TYPO3.
     
    mediatech, Jun 14, 2007 IP
  3. Torsten

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    #23
    ... What do you think are the advantages/disadvatages using DNN? What modules do you recommend and which are the useless ones?

    I'm using DNN for three sites.
    building construction
    manufacturing engineering and (under construction)
    building projects

    I find it quite easy to handle, but pages load slower then with html (more quantity?). The skins are aesthetically pleasant and the bugs were within limit.
     
    Torsten, Dec 9, 2007 IP
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    #24
    DRUPAL suits best for the above 2 functionalities.
     
    Suri.CMS, Dec 9, 2007 IP
  5. phd

    phd Active Member

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    #25
    I suggest Drupal, as it is best
     
    phd, Dec 10, 2007 IP
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    #26
    I completely agree, Drupal is definitely the best especially when it comes to SEO! There are several modules to help with the SEO/SEM of your site, allowing you basically full control of URLs, title tags, keywords and descriptions per page, and much more.

    I'm building my site on Drupal as a test, to see how the SEO modules work and how the theming systems works. So far I love it, you can check it out at: focalenergy.com

    -Patrick
     
    CSSDevMonkey, Dec 11, 2007 IP
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    #27
    i would recommend to go for JOOMLA its the best if you want to start a simple website or in the later stages want to expand your website joomla will help you in every kind of nature you want...

    so definitely go for joomla
     
    infogle, Dec 11, 2007 IP
  8. Torsten

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    #28
    This site looks nice, but could you give examples of sites using this CMS other then their company web site?!

    What are the core modules?
     
    Torsten, Dec 11, 2007 IP
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    #29
    What content management software would create html type pages and allow for seo-friendly urls i.e.:

    www.domain.com/keyword1/keyword2/keyword3.html ?

    I'm still wondering whether it is better to have html-type pages or endings like .php .asp .aspx and the like .
     
    Torsten, Dec 12, 2007 IP
  10. Domain.gs

    Domain.gs Well-Known Member

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    Good thread. We was looking at http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/ for a simple project also. Other decent options with lots of support/users would be Xoops and Joomla.
     
    Domain.gs, Dec 12, 2007 IP
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