Quote:
Originally Posted by Barefootsies
Very nice detailed info.
Yes. The site(s) I am looking at/rebuild are more than a standard cookie cutter site. They need more features, and ability for add on's. I am not worried about them having 30k visitors, or a dedi server.
I am more interested in them being able to do what I want, and making sure that it's not going to be slow loading, or run into memory or other issues down the line as the DB gets larger. |
Drupal can be adapted further than Joomla, has better user management, better SEO features (even with SEO packages, Joomla still suffers from unstable urls), less of a server load, and slightly better security. It's also harder to learn, though not as hard to maintain.
Examples of sites using Drupal:
http://www.theonion.com/
http://www.observer.com/
http://www.blufftontoday.com/
http://www.savannahnow.com/