CMS

[Brian Chabot]

Dan Coutu wrote:

> Lori Hitchcock wrote:
>> Working with a company developing a website in a LAMP environment and 
>> starting to look at CMS.  Hearing good and bad about both Joomla and 
>> Drupal.  The needs to be very simple for non-techs to add content. 
>>  

> For clients with simpler 
> needs I often will use Word Press

I've had good results with WordPress for many sites.  It has a lot of 
plugins to add various functions not inherent to the WP platform.

As others have pointed out, a more detailed list of the company's needs 
would be helpful.

Feel free to contact me off-list, as building LAMP based sites with 
various back ends is something I do as part of Just Works.  I'd be happy 
to work with them to come up with a good fit.

> Here are some of the key things I'd look for:

Definitely a good list of questions.  Any of the top three (Joomla, 
Drupal, and WordPress will do these to varying extents and varying 
amounts of ease-of-use and features.


Brian
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