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Which CMS has the best collection of extentions/plugins..?

by HomeBizNizz
14 replies
As the title says:
Which CMS has the best collection of extra functionality
to offer then you want to expand your CMS.

I like Joomla and Wordpress so far.
A great addition with plugins avaliable.

Any other CMS'es that can beat J! & WP...? :p
#cms #collection #extentions or plugins
  • Profile picture of the author Michael Lee
    Here's a CMS that might fit your needs:

    Membership Site Management Software | MemberSpeed
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    • Profile picture of the author Luckies
      CMS made simple is a nice one too,
      I personaly had very bad experiences with Memberspeed, maybe I was just unlucky

      Anyway, I prefer joomla...
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      • Profile picture of the author textbox
        6 months ago I would have said to use Joomla, but WP has started to become more widely used as a CMS. I think as far as extensions go, Joomla wins, but WP deserves a hard look.
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  • Profile picture of the author HariVarrier
    Wp and joomla are very good CMS. Joola had a more general site look while WP has a more blog like apprerance. Both cann me very effectively used to build sites.

    BUT joomls is difficult to use compared to Drupal. Drupal is the best option for static sites for starters.
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    • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
      Originally Posted by HariVarrier View Post

      BUT joomls is difficult to use compared to Drupal.
      Drupal is the best option for static sites for starters.
      I disagree.
      Drupal isn't to easy to use either. :p
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  • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
    By using the page widget and not the blogs widgets
    you can use WP to build a great site.
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  • Profile picture of the author frudotiktik
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    Hello.........

    Nice topic. I have also installed many joomla plugins. These plugins are very reliable to use.

    Joomla Expert
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    • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
      Originally Posted by frudotiktik View Post

      Nice topic.
      I have also installed many joomla plugins.
      These plugins are very reliable to use.

      Joomla Expert
      What can you recommend within:
      - Downloads (DOCman, FileCabinet, Remository, Phoca Download, VFM File Repository, RokDownloads)
      - Imagegallery (JoomGallery, Phoca Gallery,
      - Directories (AlphaContent, A-Z Content List, Phoca Documentation, SOBI 2)
      - Forum (Agora, ccBoard, Fireboard, Frenzy! Bulletin Board, Joo!BB - Joomla! Bulletin Board, Kunena Forum, Ninjaboard, Simplest Forum)

      These above components I struggle how to choose.
      I look for CSS themability and simple use.
      Suggestions on what to try first...? :p
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  • Profile picture of the author eddiejames
    I personally think Wordpress is the way most people are going. I know a guy who is an expert in the Wordpress platform. its incredible some of the stuff he can do - takes it far beyond just blogging.

    Also done some work with Drupal, was 'OK' but I wasn't that impressed. It felt a little like something I'd have liked/used a few years back, maybe 2003 ish.
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    • Profile picture of the author A_Kommon_Man
      I agree Eddie, Wordpress is the way to go right now in terms of search engine compatibility. Wordpress is very Google friendly.

      I think once people get to know and understand some of the more advanced capabilities of Wordpress, other than it being just Blogging software, they will begin to use it.
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  • Profile picture of the author Hsekhar
    For me Wordpress is the best. Joomla comes in second. I have seen a couple of posts on other forums that Drupal is better than Joomla. Will have to give it a try.
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  • Profile picture of the author learningbase
    I had only used Wordpress and been quite comfortable with it.

    Maybe I can look at Joomla.
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  • Profile picture of the author HomeBizNizz
    If it's only text with pix, use WP.
    Don't over do things.

    KISS = Keep it simple, stupid.
    No need to get too advanced.
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  • Profile picture of the author sunsoftsystem
    My choice is Joomla and Wordpress.
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