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Which CMS are you using

Discussion in 'Content Management' started by steadymarvin, Apr 12, 2006.

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Which CMS system do you like best

  1. Joomia

    49 vote(s)
    28.7%

  2. Xoops

    4 vote(s)
    2.3%

  3. Drupal

    33 vote(s)
    19.3%

  4. Other (please say which)

    85 vote(s)
    49.7%
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  1. Providence

    Providence Peon

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    #81
    I don't use one of the public ones. I only use the ones that I wrote. I just feel in control of stuff if it is written by me.
     
    Providence, Sep 2, 2006 IP
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    MMaynard Peon

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    #82
    I'll second that, PostNuke is just so easy to use.
     
    MMaynard, Sep 4, 2006 IP
  3. dalziel

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    #83
    I'm using a hacked up version of wordpress for this site: gomango.com.au

    semi-blog site with a number of bits added in for good measure

    cheers
    Glenn
     
    dalziel, Sep 4, 2006 IP
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    publicidadpixelada Peon

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    #84
    We use in our sites a custom version of Wordpres because its very flexible and adaptable to our necessities.
     
    publicidadpixelada, Sep 4, 2006 IP
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    dalziel Peon

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    #85
    I found that too. Wordpress may not be the most feature-rich CMS, but for smaller sites, it's stable & flexible enough to handle most things, and the number of plugins available mean that a lot of problems are already solved!

    cheers
    Glenn
     
    dalziel, Sep 4, 2006 IP
  6. dojo

    dojo Peon

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    #86
    Etomite. Worked with all the above mentioned and I just hated them. I chose etomite because i can code my own template from scratch, very easy, and handle the info with chunks and snippets.
     
    dojo, Sep 17, 2006 IP
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    Actor Mike Peon

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    #87
    Great! I wish I'd read this thread before downloading Xoops and then having to go back to their site and download all the modules to make it work....

    I'm guessing by the lack of votes that the consensus is that Xoops sucks?
     
    Actor Mike, Sep 22, 2006 IP
  8. WHMTalK

    WHMTalK Banned

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    #88
    Though I'm using Joomla on more than 10 sites, I prefer to use Drupal for my serious sites (for security purposes).

    *Voted for Drupal
     
    WHMTalK, Sep 22, 2006 IP
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    blue_angel Well-Known Member

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    #89
    I have found XOOPS the most easy from admin side with a lot of modules
     
    blue_angel, Sep 24, 2006 IP
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    ravianz Notable Member

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    #90
    i have been working on WP and now started using Joomla and thats good one!
     
    ravianz, Sep 26, 2006 IP
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    EJRaven Active Member

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    #91
    Drupa is good, but I think Joomla is 2-3 years ahead of it in functionality and available plugins and modules, plus it's easier to learn.
     
    EJRaven, Sep 26, 2006 IP
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    golddragon Active Member

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    #92
    I use Joomla & WordPress
     
    golddragon, Sep 26, 2006 IP
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    501 Well-Known Member

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    #93
    Using my own CMS, much better for control and security!

    I will be posting more about it later. :cool:
     
    501, Sep 27, 2006 IP
  14. Fork Media

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    #94
    I've installed WordPress, Textpattern and Drupal.

    WordPress is excellent for blogging.

    Drupal is ugly but as Drupal advocates like to say ITS SO POWERFUL (Indeed, if you have a computer science degree).

    I vote for Textpattern. Simple and elegant. Can do more than just a blog but competes there too. Supported by a friendly international community.
     
    Fork Media, Oct 2, 2006 IP
  15. latehorn

    latehorn Guest

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    #95
    You don't even have such with Drupal :)

    Drupal is also faster than Joomla :)
     
    latehorn, Oct 2, 2006 IP
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    #96
    That is one of the reasons I didn't enjoy my Joomla experience. I found it tremendously slow to use. It seemed that when you had more than 1 database action occuring that the whole thing would lie on it's back with it's legs in the air.

    Grrr...still no closer to finding the answer :mad:
     
    Actor Mike, Oct 3, 2006 IP
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    #97
    I've been using PHP-Fusion. I like it, easy to code, growing community so ppl always available to help you ... Most of my sites run PHP-Fusion! :)
     
    Reflectoman, May 3, 2007 IP
  18. RovingCalypso

    RovingCalypso Well-Known Member

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    #98
    Wordpress and Joomla
     
    RovingCalypso, May 3, 2007 IP
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    infonote Well-Known Member

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    #99
    From the list I would say Joomla
     
    infonote, May 3, 2007 IP
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    universe Peon

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    #100
    I use joomla.it is something difficult to understand somethings.
     
    universe, May 4, 2007 IP
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