Either Joomla or Drupal are perfect for your needs. Joomla is more
end-user friendly and easier for newbies.
Regards,
Fotis
[email protected] wrote:
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From: Nick Roper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 29 May 2008 14:59:57 +0100
Subject: CMS recommendations ?
Hi All,
I'm interested for recommendations for CMS that meet the following main
criteria:
Accessible - uses XHTML templates and CSS
PHP/MySQL based
Open source so that we can integrate web services in the future
Relatively intuitive interface for content managers
Ideally, a CMS that caches non-dynamic data as much as possible, and
minimises database access - i.e it doesn't always make db calls to serve
up data that only changes every so often.
New client is looking at Joomla or Drupal, but I'd be grateful for thoughts.
If this has been covered in other threads then please feel free to
direct me there.
Regards,
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