[saraholina]

Joomla is quit good as CMS, work perfectly and seo friendly.
Second option is Dot net nuke (on different technology as Joomla)

[Frinkky]

3 days till wordpress 3.0 public beta - will give that a go before I decide whether to seek cms satisfaction elsewhere :)

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Looks like it should be pretty safe - no new features have been added since March 1st, so the beta will purely be a bug hunt & punt.

[Tom]

heard good things about http://modxcms.com/

[aazad]

Personal use.....

Has anyone heard or used any of these CMS's?
Wolf CMS - Open Source Content Management System -
PageLime - Simple CMS for Web Designers

For work......

The company I work for is looking into getting a new CMS. They have a few companies in mind and I wondered if anyone had heard of any of these companies and what their opinions were about them.

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[shinyshadow]

For a pure blog Wordpress is the way to go.
For practically anything else you can imagine, really anything, there's a way to do it Drupal; and not that hard once you get to know it.
I've been using it for two months, and I already created a module.

I hear Joomla is less flexible, can also do a lot. No experience there.

[aazad]

Originally Posted by shinyshadow For a pure blog Wordpress is the way to go. For practically anything else you can imagine, really anything, there's a way to do it Drupal; and not that hard once you get to know it. I've been using it for two months, and I already created a module. I hear Joomla is less flexible, can also do a lot. No experience there.

Have been looking at Joomla and Drupal. I'm not too keen on Joomla, it seems like it is quite complex for someone with no web development skills, and in relation to where I work, we need a system suited to novices.

I'm liking Drupal though! It seems to have a wide range of different themes avaliable and doesn't look too complicated to use. My one concern is, do you know how easy it is to implement your own layout?

[burn1337]

I prefer building my own... Custom built CMS's are in my eyes, much better then an open source CMS...
Though I have been kinda thinking about making an open source CMS just for the hell of it... Maybe make some money through advertising or something lmao...