CMS suggestions?

[bentong]

wanted to have some suggestions on which of the 3 cms is the best to use

joomla
drupal
mambo

I am new to cms, please recommend if its not included on the list. thanks.

 

[unknownz]

Hmm. I would recommend you to use mkportal if you are using a forum script, such as ipb or phpbb, v bulletin, etc. Also if you are using phpbb then you can try phpnuke, post nuke, dragonfly cms.

 

[peter phillips]

I would suggest Joomla. It's Free and constantly enhanced by a great community of developers.

 

[obenix]

I would recommend Joomla.
Set up a trial site and have a go at it.

Some webmasters have spoken highly of drupal for it's SEO benefits. I've not used it and therefore unable to comment. But I have used Mambo/Joomla and I'm very pleased with it.

 

[.:Mammoth261:.]

Don't use mambo, its user interface and Admin CP are awful and so confusing. PHP Nuke or E107 are my reccomendations... check out http://www.opensourcecms.com for some demo's of CMS'

 

[RakeshRaja]

drupal or textpattern [textpattern.org]

both are my favorite.. just visit sites and check demo and module downloads you will see power of these cms

 

[bentong]

Thank you for the suggestions. After reading some testimonials, I think I would go for joomla.

 

[anirudh90]

Yeah, joomla rocks

 

[Host47]

and definately keep away from phpnuke OMG nasty cms is that....joomla/mambo pretty much based the same as its from the same creators. They split etc..

 

[sm]

xoops has a nice solid code base. so does typo3. but for a simple CMS, mambo etc should do..... best to download some and try them out.

 

[staskul]

My Favourite is Mambo CMC

 

[Stephen3]

If you know chinese then I can recommand u the cms better than that 3 ^^

 

[dojo]

Am using Etomite on my webmaster site. it's not hard to work at it and it has mod rewrite. All my articles have search engine friendly URLs.

 

[designerslogic]

Go for Joomla, its free and as mentioned above^^ it Rocks

 

[Fatsofa]

I'm a drupal user and yes, it does have some nice search engine friendly features built-in. I like the url aliasing, google site map generator and the ability to bring in RSS feeds without javascript.

I haven't used joomla though so I can't say one is better than the other...