[SATLUG] CMS Solution

[Brian Lewis]

Hah I have a few sites that I've setup using damn near every cms. joomla 
is really neat and has a TON of free extentions, plugins, themes, etc.

The only downside is that I have no drawing skills, and am still trying to 
find someone to hook me up with a logo :P

On Fri, 9 Nov 2007, Luis Garza wrote:

> I have used Wordpress.  I like it because it seems to be really solid.  It 
> has not been subjected to attacks.
>
> I have also used Drupal.  They even have a video on how to install and setup 
> Drupal.  But I get critical security alerts on a weekly basis.  So I dropped 
> it. 
> You can find lots of templates for both.
>
> Ernest De Leon wrote:
>> I just wanted to poll the group for CMS solutions.  I am not too
>> entrenched in the web world (or at least as much as I would like to
>> be), so I wanted to see if there are any web admins out there that can
>> recommend a good solid CMS.  There really are only three requirements:
>> 1.  Blog type setup for posting content and getting comments  2.
>> Forum capability  3.  Upload/download capability for users to post and
>> share content (files).  Any other features would be considered nice
>> but not necessary.  As a matter of fact, the CMS that does all of the
>> above with the least hassle would be preferred.  I am currently
>> testing Wordpress and Drupal.  They both look good, but Drupal looks
>> like it is way way more than what I need.  I may be mistaken, and
>> that's why I'm asking the group for advice.
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Ernest
>>
>> 
>
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