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What to use for my website CMS , Mysql, e-commerce SW ?

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by maganinooo, Jan 6, 2009.

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    hey guys, 99% noob here!

    i am creating my own online store, simple one for starters. (create content pages, categories (cross refernce would be greate) show prices, add to wishlist or cart (no actual checkout yet))

    i have great package with lots of options but i don't know what to use

    i am confused between 3 things for starters , CMS , Mysql, and e-commerce software (like zencart for example)

    i know CMS is to manage content, but isn't mysql the same ? or is this like user friendly interface and the programming language ?

    i have lots of CMS to choose from , drupal, joomla, mambo, typo, and more
    any advice from someone who used more than one which is easiest/simplest for total newbie ?
     
    maganinooo, Jan 6, 2009 IP
  2. Newviewit

    Newviewit Active Member

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    CMS is the whole package for what runs the website and can include any programming language such as java, php, asp, etc. CMS includes a database such as SQL amongst other things.

    If you would like an online store have a look at Magento CMS
     
    Newviewit, Jan 6, 2009 IP
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    web-fanatic Banned

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    now worries and no confusion
    CMS includes everything
    No need of coding,just like firefox extensions you will have some addon scripts there ( for e-commerce)
    you will get a admin panel from which you can run a site
    try drupal and play wid it
    you'll come to know
     
    web-fanatic, Jan 6, 2009 IP
  4. maganinooo

    maganinooo Guest

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    thanks

    that actually put alot in perspective for me , i am taking a shot at joomla 1.5 now, since i found it more common and have alot of templates and add ons

    other options are drupal, mambo, xoops, typo3 and the rest are for blogs mainly so no need for now :p

    my cart options (the built in ones) are zencart, oscommerce, and cube, from experience any suggestions which would go smoothly/easier ?

    thanks again
     
    maganinooo, Jan 6, 2009 IP
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    Blonde Jon Active Member Affiliate Manager

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    I have an ebook I'm in the middle of writing. It's in the rough draft stage, but I explain how I made over $32K in a year off of ecommerce. PM me and I'll send you the rough draft.

    Thanks,

    Jon
     
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    hopebd Peon

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    Joomla! :) for newbie
     
    hopebd, Jan 7, 2009 IP
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    MunnaMobile Banned

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    I suggest you can use Joomla (Best for beginners) / Drupal (Little tweaky)
     
    MunnaMobile, Jan 7, 2009 IP