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It's been wordpress...
We've must've done 25 wordpress installs in the past month... I've become a big fan of it, but it is limited in some of its features. While there are a ton of plugins available, shopping carts and custom databases are things you may need to keep seperate from your installations.
Sometimes it's about having fewer features
So far, it's Joomla for us
At Total Hosting, we've done dozens of sites based on Joomla, and have hundreds of customers using it on a DIY-basis. Not too many with Drupal.
What made you choose it over the others for your site? Would like to see a little more detail than just the list, especially when talking about a product selected over another.
I will probably install Drupal in my sandbox just to figure out if it's worth switching over to. Especially now that Joomla 1.5 is finally out.
Thanks!
Pesto
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CMS for Windows/ASP
Are there any good CMS for Windows?
Drupal rocks!
My web development business evaluated loads of CMS and found drupal to be the best all round in terms of features & flexibility. I agree this can make it over complicated, and we actually ended up developing our own as a result.
Now we've recently started using it again, and version 5 (we're on 5.7) is even better. We really only use it for lower end sites, but it enables us to offer a wealth of features for very little money. It's simple enough to customise and there are some really nice looking standard themes for those on a really tight budget.
I've started doing a few community sites using drupal and it's very rewarding being able to offer the power hitherto restricted to big companies to these organisations. Might have to check out the alternatives, though, now you've pointed out CMS Matrix...
btw - great site guys - I wish I had time to read it all!
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I have got to try drupal,
I have got to try drupal, all this rave and I still haven't tried it yet.
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CMS plays a very crucial role in any organization. One of the biggest issues with free CMS is support. Commercial ones will cost a little but might be worth while and save lot of quality time.
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