kvnmcwebn wrote:
Although a member of the other wsg list for some time this is my first post
to the cms list. Basically im a newb to cms systems but see that its
becoming a neccesary tool. I want to start off on the right track.
I have been looking at Tikiwiki, but there is a copy of coldfusion in the
office. Im not sure which way to go. although i dont want to use .net
technology
Any advice ...?
Yes,
1) don't hijack discusssion threads :-)
2) don't base your choice of a foundation server technology on one
particular application. Look at what's available and see where
they fit into your learning plan. Or try them *all* out and see
what feels good to *you*.
Obviously PHP is free, and in widespread use. Now that ColdFusion
is Java-based, it may be a good entry to more "enterprise"-level
environments. Alternatively, you could just jump straight into
Java. Or Ruby, or Python, or ... there's lots of alternatives to
.Net :-)
You'll probably find the most mature open-source apps available
based on PHP and Java, though.
HTH, and good luck,
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