[…] the situation. Just call a plugin a plugin. I’ve actually written up an article about Joomla. Comparing Open Source Content Management Systems – Gavin Doolan I plan to cover Drupal next and discuss how it works. You should really really look into Drupal […]
Yes, I didn’t get around to finishing this article. I do apologise to anyone who visits this site. I have since built a website using Drupal and I can say that so far I’m most impressed with Drupal because its so flexible and can do almost anything I need it to with the Views / CCK / ImageCache / ImageField modules.
I will try and finish this article up and review Drupal and give advice as to who I think should use it.
I will eventually convert all my websites from Joomla / WordPress / Coppermine Gallery / SMF Forum to Drupal because Drupal can do all the above and more.
I notice you’re already using Drupal. I’m running a forum (about 3000 users, near 70 000 posts) and I am thinking in migrating to Drupal. I know you have to go throught SMF > PHPBB > Drupal, tell me, did you have problems with the passwords? I think SMF use a different way to encrypt than PHPBB and Drupal.
[…] the situation. Just call a plugin a plugin. I’ve actually written up an article about Joomla. Comparing Open Source Content Management Systems – Gavin Doolan I plan to cover Drupal next and discuss how it works. You should really really look into Drupal […]
drupal is the best 🙂
Yes, I didn’t get around to finishing this article. I do apologise to anyone who visits this site. I have since built a website using Drupal and I can say that so far I’m most impressed with Drupal because its so flexible and can do almost anything I need it to with the Views / CCK / ImageCache / ImageField modules.
I will try and finish this article up and review Drupal and give advice as to who I think should use it.
I will eventually convert all my websites from Joomla / WordPress / Coppermine Gallery / SMF Forum to Drupal because Drupal can do all the above and more.
Hello David,
I notice you’re already using Drupal. I’m running a forum (about 3000 users, near 70 000 posts) and I am thinking in migrating to Drupal. I know you have to go throught SMF > PHPBB > Drupal, tell me, did you have problems with the passwords? I think SMF use a different way to encrypt than PHPBB and Drupal.
Please advice,
Cheers