Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-28 Thread Sankarshan Mukhopadhyay
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Manas Alekar wrote:
 Hello,
 
 I was wondering if people have tried deploying Joomla and/or plone.
 
 Any comments would be wonderful.

http://www.cmsmatrix.org/matrix/cms-matrix

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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Chetan Kumar
On 10/23/07, Manas Alekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hello,

 I was wondering if people have tried deploying Joomla and/or plone.

 Any comments would be wonderful.


Plone is a content management system built on a web application
server(zope). It can practically mean that there is a lot in there
than you may need. In my personal biased view it is great.
Example, inbuilt workflows, very fine grained access control,
http/ftp/webdav server etc.
The best way would be to list down YOUR requirements first and then
start a comparison. Else, there will unnecessary heat generation on
public lists (if there are enough participants).
Regards,
Chetan

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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Chetan Kumar
On 10/23/07, Manas Alekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Almost all hawkers (if I may use the term will respond with a yes to
these generic
requirements).
 1. Powerful.
 1.5. Highly functional (I don't want to go about hunting for a new CMS or
 writing a new plugin.)
It is powerful if you mean taking load. There is list of sites plone
on plone.org
If you mean from programming point of view. Plone is moving towards
component architecture (just like zope3). The current version of plone
is built on zope2. It is possible to do zope3 things with plone even
at this stage (I am digressing now)

On functionality specifics will help a LOT. Example, do you want to host a blog?
 2. Clean.
If you mean not_kludgy_like_PHP (sorry folks, at worst I may be
passing on a bad meme I picked from somewhere)
It has clean look if you mean that. One of the plone founders is a
User Interface Designer at google since year (based on the clean feel
of the default plone site)

 3. All the tough stuff hidden away from the user.
End-user?
 4. Easy to maintain (I don't mind bleeding during setups.)
It is easy.
 5. Secure, with access control lists.
Yes.

Regards,
Chetan

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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Manas Alekar


 Almost all hawkers


hawkers ?

 1. Powerful.
  1.5. Highly functional (I don't want to go about hunting for a new CMS
 or
  writing a new plugin.)
 It is powerful if you mean taking load.


Yes.

Functional = lot of functionality available as modules or built in. Example
: Event Calendar.  These stupid requirements keep turning up all the time
our of nowhere. And no, I cannot draft them at the outset.


 Example, do you want to host a blog?


Who knows ?

 2. Clean.
 If you mean not_kludgy_like_PHP (sorry folks, at worst I may be
 passing on a bad meme I picked from somewhere)
 It has clean look if you mean that. One of the plone founders is a
 User Interface Designer at google since year (based on the clean feel
 of the default plone site)


That answers my question :)

 3. All the tough stuff hidden away from the user.
 End-user?


Yes.

 4. Easy to maintain (I don't mind bleeding during setups.)
 It is easy.
  5. Secure, with access control lists.
 Yes.

 Regards,
 Chetan

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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Chetan Kumar
On 10/23/07, Manas Alekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Almost all hawkers
 hawkers ?
I did ask to be excused for this.
Hawker ~= vendor. Let us forget this.
  1. Powerful.
   1.5. Highly functional (I don't want to go about hunting for a new CMS
  or
   writing a new plugin.)
  It is powerful if you mean taking load.
 Yes.
There are no issues. If you are REALLY looking at load then use ZEO
(Zope Enterprize Objects) as plugin for load distribution/balancing.
It is painless approach.
Now it is getting into specifics.

 Functional = lot of functionality available as modules or built in. Example
 : Event Calendar.  These stupid requirements keep turning up all the time
 our of nowhere. And no, I cannot draft them at the outset.

 
  Example, do you want to host a blog?


 Who knows ?
You are looking for a truly extensible system. zope is an OO web
application server.
This may be a good start for a thought process on what is possible.


  3. All the tough stuff hidden away from the user.
  End-user?
 Yes.
The average surfer will not notice.
If you mean a programmer, designer, and database administrator roles.
That is not an issue at  all as one can provide access to each of
these roles interacting with the site as per requirements (what is
ugly to the designer may be sweet to the programmer). This is again a
matter of detail.
  4. Easy to maintain (I don't mind bleeding during setups.)
  It is easy.
   5. Secure, with access control lists.
  Yes.
Short replay is yes. Rest is a matter of detail.
There is some wisdom available here
http://fci.wikia.com/wiki/Image:How_to_choose_open_source_cms.pdf
Regards,
Chetan

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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Chintan Zaveri
Both are pretty good. Joomla is specifically targeted to be a WCMS. Plone, a
general purpose CMS. Alfresco is yet another option you might want to look
at. IMHO, Plone has now aged and there was a time when it would have been
the best Open Source CMS. There are many other you may want to consider:
Drupal, XOOPS, etc.

Agree with Chetan. Put down your requirements first. Also check what
hardware and software infrastructure you have available. Joomla would run on
as simple as a LAMP platform so cost of deployment is much less than Plone
or Alfresco.

HTH,

Chintan.


On 10/23/07, Manas Alekar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello,

 I was wondering if people have tried deploying Joomla and/or plone.

 Any comments would be wonderful.

 Cheers,
 Manas
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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread nagesh waran


Dear sir,

I installed plone as well as joomla in my office under fedora core 4 
environment. installation will be easy. Not yet deployed.

Regards
nageswaran




On Tue, 23 Oct 2007 Manas Alekar wrote :
Hello,

I was wondering if people have tried deploying Joomla and/or plone.

Any comments would be wonderful.

Cheers,
Manas
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Re: [PLUG] Plone Vs Joomla

2007-10-23 Thread Chetan Kumar
Hi all
This should be educative
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.zope.plone.user/73787
Regards,
Chetan

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