Joomla

[swolt]

http://www.joomla.org/

Anyone heard about this? I started playing with it on my old site. It's pretty cool. The content management stuff is really nice and easy to use.

[Gamplayerx]

I'd never heard of it.  I browsed through the site, but I'm still unsure of what it is.

[HELIX]

i'll tell you what it is, it's joomla

[dc]

I've used it.  It's a decent program, and there are a lot of add-ons available for it.  Keep up on the security, though.  There are exploits frequently enough.

[swolt]

I hope to launch my site in the next week or so. My brother Joe is helping with the content, we have some interesting things in place so far.

[SockmonkeyHolocaust]

Hmmm, I have been looking into CMS systems for a client and it looks like their demo version is almost exactly what I need.

[swolt]

Hmmm, I have been looking into CMS systems for a client and it looks like their demo version is almost exactly what I need.

I installed it in like 5 minutes. super easy to use.

[Infobahn]

I have been using Drupal, another Open Source CMS, for running our company's intranet, and my brother uses it for his N scale train site (http://www.nscale.net). He has 3000+ members at this point (I think).

http://www.drupal.org

[WileE]

I really like the layout of Joomla, but I am concerned if there are security issues with it.  I am interested in using it for my project, but we have to have it secure.  dc, how bad is the security on it?  I believe we are running with both hardware and software firewalls, which offers a bit more protection, but it depends on what the problems are.