CMS

[ThunderJam]

Whose got opinions on the best CMS (content management systems) for webstes? The pool I coach swimming for asked if I could set up their new site, but once its set up, a few other people will need to be able to upload content/info/updates to the site, so I figured a CMS is best.

 

Suggestions? thoughts?

[🜲 PoLiX]

Basic website, Wordpress or Drupal.

 

Something more advanced, sometimes Joomla or CMSmadesimple will do best. They're a bit more customizable/editable without having to modify much.

[★ freakmonger]

for a "blogging" type of site, wordpress hands down.

 

But for an "entire" site, I would go with e107 www.e107.org

[Hakaku]

As previously mentioned, a blogging-oriented website would definitely benefit more from WordPress. If you're looking more for a userbase-oriented website, then Joomla and Drupal seem to be the better ones for managing that. But if you're looking for a more personalizable website, then I recommend MODx, since it provides more flexibility and control over customization.

[prozaker]

I've only worked with wordpress and joomla.

 

I didint used to like joomla, because it didn't use to validate, but now, it seems they acknowledged that.

I think it's a good cms.

 

lots of extensions and not a lot of sec issues.

[★ CRe]

CMSMadeSimple and Joomla are good. I've used wordpress as well. It's good if your blogging.

[tcsoccerman]

I'd go with drupal myself. Joomla seemed bloated just on initial install.