Joomla or Drupal?

[zhenxit]

thumps up for your article, great post...

[krshjones]

I feel convenient with WordPress and Drupal. But I would suggest you to use WordPress as it is extremely user friendly and highly flexible.

[adamlobo1]

Both Jhoomla and Drupal are known as superior content management systems that are widely being preferred by many people. There is no scope of comparison between them.

[leroycoutino2]

The forum post written by Steve Burge contains a link that takes you to a comparison table he did between Joomla and Drupal.Making comparisons between Joomla and Drupal are very common these days as they are currently considered the top two open source content management systems out there.

[maggiemiller]

Drupal and Joomla seems to have been fighting for first place in the community, and I think Joomla and Drupal store different user passwords. This module provides a mechanism to verify the password for Joomla and Drupal users to convert the format of the first successful connection for that user, if you disable the module, all users who are not connected to the Drupal site will ask a new password. Joomla has a great user interface of your competitor, I think Drupal is more flexible and has set.

[MortenA]

Why always those two CMS'? There are lots of great small systems, that are easier to work with for middle-size organizations.

[JamesWilliam]

I prefer Joomla, but all CMS is different in each direction, it is best to find the solution that best suits you.

[brucecaine]

constructing comparisons amongst Joomla and Drupal are very common these days as they are presently considered the top two open origin content management organizations out there.

[mxh]

Thanks a lot

[dorramide7]

Originally Posted by Lwilliams

surprisingly joomla doesn't have seo friendly/human readable url's out of the box - you have to install an extra module for those

I'm sure Drupal is more flexible but both are behemoths. Generally far more than most users need. As for which is best - that really depends on what you're doing, who's managing it and what flexibility you need.

Making comparisons between Joomla and Drupal are very common these days as they are currently considered the top two open source content management systems out there. The forum post written by Steve Burge contains a link that takes you to a comparison table he did between Joomla and Drupal.