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techntuts

13 years ago

Wordpress!!! because its simple and easy to learn...

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SteveJohnson

13 years ago

Can we please not do this any more? These threads are getting old.

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actofrage 13 years ago

Originally Posted by SteveJohnson

Can we please not do this any more? These threads are getting old.

lol, yeah this question must be on of the most popular on ANY forum

Anyhoo, Wordpress all the way for me! Tried Drupal in the past, but that's too hard and too advanced for my taste (very good platform if you know what you're doing though).

Joomla and Mambo and the likes really cannot compare to the ease of use and HUGE community of Wordpress
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mojojuju 13 years ago

Originally Posted by SteveJohnson

Can we please not do this any more? These threads are getting old.

No way man. I look forward to somebody asking this question every week.
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eonic

13 years ago

eonicweb is the best CMS i have used

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kaytav

13 years ago

Wordpress , the easiest , free and easy to make it SEO Optimized .

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cpvden 13 years ago

I vote for Wordpress as well
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- rosarionet 13 years ago
  
  i vote for joomla . easy to install and powerful php + mysql based CMS. It is great for novices and advanced user. there are many plugins and other seo stuff. Try it joomla dot org
  
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Loren Woirhaye

13 years ago

I'd say Drupal. It's certainly not the easiest (or anywhere close
to being the easiest) to learn.

Wordpress is way easier to learn imo, but it has weaknesses for
larger sites with a lot of activity. I like it, but it's not the right
tool for some jobs or clients.

Joomla has a lot of themes and support from graphic designers.
Drupal doesn't.

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healingoasis

13 years ago

Wordpress, it's easiest for beginners.

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Technista

13 years ago

If I want to incorporate an html-based design into a CMS framework, CMS Made Simple wins hands down.

If I want fast and easy, I go with Wordpress. It's well supported and has many excellent templates.

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13 years ago

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digitalweb

13 years ago

I think wordpress is the best CMS because its easy to customize and add themes to it.

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socialbookmark

13 years ago

Wordpress is the easiest and can be used for most common purposes. But there are many other good CMS platforms too. Like Joomla, Xoops and ... . It depends on your need and your ability for managing them.

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oscarte

13 years ago

MODx because it's light; not bloated at all, and extremely robust.

It doesn't require complicated themes (just some tags in the plain HTML) and is super SEO friendly.

Most importantly it conforms to your HTML and not the other way. The good thing is that you don't need to configure your HTML to fit MODx. Your theme is your HTML

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Janessabourne

13 years ago

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Scoop

13 years ago

I have just posted in another thread on the same topic:

I have used Joomla, Drupal and Wordpress, and in fact I have switched my preferences over time.

Drupal is really good for high-end web developers where a lot of customization is needed, but it is overkill for most purposes.

Joomla has a lot of great features and would suit most people's needs. It was my preferred CMS for a time. I found a few elements of it quirky but liked the full range of features.

But in the end I have returned to Wordpress, which has improved massively over the years and is now a full CMS and not just blogging software. It is very quick, simple and flexible once you get away from the limitations of standard themes.

If you are building a lot of sites it is better to pick one CMS and stick with it unless you have a specific reason for going elsewhere. That will increase your productivity as you can repeat patterns and clip bits of code as required. For me I just find Wordpress fits the bill but that is not to say that the other two couldn't work equally well for other people.

It might be worth heading over to that thread to see other comments:
http://www.warriorforum.com/website-...-i-choose.html

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emhi

13 years ago

Custom CMS is best which will according to your need.

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emhi

13 years ago

I can give you custom CMS according your desire/need. Content, image gallery, video gallery, testiomnials, events, new and announcements and more you can update yourself easily to use admin panel.After completion you shall be given training to use back end.

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agustianus

13 years ago

It depends on what you are going to do?
For internet marketing, I choose Wordpress!

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octaminds

13 years ago

i choose wordpress easy to customize

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godwinsam

13 years ago

Well, I love Joomla because it has lots of features and suits our all our needs. I am working on joomla and very satisfied with it. Also, it is very use to use. Thanks!

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digitaldestiny 13 years ago

ditto that. WP is the easier way out but if you want added functionality, Joomla! is the way to go.
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kaytav

13 years ago

Wordpress , highly easy to customize and easy to use .

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