Content Management war

[monky91]

Ok, recently, I hope to rebuild my site again, since we are going to web 2.0 era, so I am going to use web content management system.

Here is the list

• Drupal
• Geeklog
• Joomla
• Mambo Open Source
• PHP-Nuke
• phpWCMS
• phpWebSite
• Post-Nuke
• Siteframe
• TYPO3
• Xoops

I am still new, so can anyway, give me some suggestion which is the best, have the most power on template editing and web control.

Thanks.

 

[Joker Boy]

(Off Topic/Site Management)

 

[Chris Z]

if you have IPB 2.x.x, i would recommend using Kubix and here's an example of it: link but that theme is not included with it, i customized that one

 

[SEÑOR]

As Chris said i would also reccomend. Its probably your best schoice.

 

[Bonekhan]

Personally, I use LifeType or Wordpress blogging as a content management system. I find it flexible enough to take the place of anything else.

Choosing from the ones listed, however, I'd say Mambo is the best. Open source and free, easy to write plugins for it too

 

[noerrorsfound]

http://e107.org

 

[nihangshah]

if you have IPB 2.x.x, i would recommend using Kubix and here's an example of it: link but that theme is not included with it, i customized that one

The example link isn't working.

 

[agaitu]

i have just installed joomla and trying to work out that

 

[maxf12345]

I'm using Joomla. It's very easy to configure, and if you use JCE, you can write Content easier than an E-Mail.

 

[Slothie]

Wow, this topic was resurrected from a year ago.

 

[maxf12345]

Sorry, I looked only at the date of the last post... :happysad:

 

[Blazer9131]

I would use PHP-Nuke with a security measure.. Its UBER UBER easy to setup and manage, and there are hellllll load of themes for it. xD

~Blaze

 

[Jayecifer]

So far I'm impressed with Joomla!

 

[screwhead89]

I used to run and take care of a CMS website myself and when i checked them out to see which ones i would use i decided on PHP-Nuke.

Vast number of templates around , once set up its easy to edit stuff and very customizable [in my opinion].

I'm gonna be doing another site soon and ill be trying Joomla. If its not that good i'll revert back to PHP-Nuke.

[P.S - if anyone wants to see the site its : http://www.ateam-clan.co.nr - my old clan hehe -_-]

 

[laeresh]

I advice nuke evolution

it is a HUGLY improved version of php nuke

www.nuke-evolution.com is there website, its free, its easy, IT OWNS !!!

 

[jensen]

If you are interested in awards among the CMS, DRUPAL just won the best overall CMS and Joomla! won the best PHP based CMS. the e107.org also is among the top 5 winners.

My suggestion is to look again at the purpose of your site and go with a system that you are comfortable with. Drupal with all its awards is not too suitable for newbies. On the other hand you have no problems with security.

While the nuke evolution, because it is based on PHP-nuke is working on the security of it's system. It has a lot of code to be read if you want to customize. So it's easy to use but not too easy to modify.

 

[Sohail]

Joomla is the best. It's one of the most popular content management systems, it's open source and it can be easily customized.