What’s CMS?
CMS is Content Management System. If you have not heard about it, then it’s time.
I think one of the biggest advantage of using a CMS is the ease of updating your pages and creating new one.
So I am already using a CMS if you consider WordPress to be one. However, I mean CMS CMS e.g. Drupal or Joomla.
Joomla
I am familiar with Joomla – not as a developer but an user.
One of my business partner build Web sites with Joomla and he has a couple of programmers doing just that.
My brother, who is a product designer turned Web designer, specialized in managing Web development team using Joomla with one of the bigger Web design and development company in Singapore. So I understand from him the practical challenges of building large portals with Joomla engine.
However, personally I have not use Joomla to publish any site because I find then technically challenging.
I will need a developer to help me customize the CMS so that I can focus on the content building, usability and SEO. And if I do get a good programmer to take care of the technical stuff, I will want to try out Drupal.
New Version Drupal 6.0
I want to use Drupal to build a recipes site, a business directory and a Web marketing discussion forum using Drupal. And the time can’t be better with new release of Drupal 6.0.
There are some nice new features in Drupal 6.0:
- Quicker and easier set up
- Drag-and-drop admin
- Multi-lingua support
I believe the biggest advantage that Drupal has over it’s competitor is it’s extensibility. You can do a lot of customization with modules. And with the right modules, I will be able to do all those 3 very different type of Web sites.
Ok, I will not bore you with the features list.
You can find out more from the video on Implementing Drupal:
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I’m very interested in CMS and all its related subjects.
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If you turn that on, the index.php will not appear. However, as implied, your server must support apache mod_rewrite in order for this to work.
Hope this helps you.
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