Which Cms Is Better,drupal Or Joomla?

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1. mad2vani says:

   January 23, 2010 at 1:49 pm

   Both have its own advantage and loss.
   Drupal is more complex, and better for expert, so customize is more easier for expert
   Joomla is more easier, and has good community developer, expand by lot plugins.
2. kulab66 says:

   January 23, 2010 at 8:30 am

   Joomla customization is more simple.
   You can add module you want very easy.
   Just download from extensions.joomla.org
   There are
   forum
   chat
   form
   backup
   magazine
   webboard
   flash
   and etc.
   Version 1.5x also SEO friendly. You do not have to create Google sitemap. Just put your content in menu or any content which can link to content.
   You can visit http://puuruu.com which have very good Google ranking in plenty of keywords.
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   Best regard
3. rolygate says:

   January 23, 2010 at 6:14 am

   Simple answer: if you need ACL, choose Drupal, if you don’t, choose Joomla.
   Essentially, Joomla is easier to manage, has a lot more plugins (so will do more jobs), and is better for rich media publishing. It also has a lot more and a lot better templates. If your site’s appearance is important to you, then pick Joomla.
   Drupal has much better ACL (access control levels / lists), so if you have different people editing content, you’ll need this CMS. It’s much harder to use and templating is more difficult. It handles high page numbers better though (ie over 10,000 pages).
   Either will handle very high traffic as they are simply a bunch of PHP scripts. This is a server load-balancing issue. Don’t use the new Joomla 1.5 series as it’s still buggy, and with exploits. Not enough plugins either. Use Joomla 1.0.15, this is the best choice in CMS for multimedia work. I would advise an RT template if you want top-class presentation and media support.
   Drupal is the solid choice if you have different user groups, who each own different sections. But don’t expect it to look as good as Joomla unless you get a pro designer in.
4. Vic says:

   January 23, 2010 at 12:41 am

   Read for yourself:http://mydrupal.com/joomla-versus-drupal