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    rosco
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    Hi guys,

    I’ve been searching the forums to find out which CMS’ people are using today.

    I know WordPress is incredibly popular, and I’ve developed a couple of sites using WordPress myself. However, is WordPress considered first choice for static sites, that do not feature a blog?

    I’ve looked into CushyCMS, Expression Engine, Joomla, and Drupal?

    I want to know what people are using for static sites that require a CMS to allow the client to maintain the site?

    Cheers,

    Ross

    #96415
    TheDoc
    Member

    I use WordPress for nearly every type of CMS. I think it’s incredibly flexible and allows me to cater the backend to my clients’ specific needs.

    #96422

    WordPress for me too.

    #96423
    rosco
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    Ok great, starting to confirm for me just how dominant WordPress is becoming

    #96424
    theacefes
    Member

    I personally find it easier to develop my own CMS based on client specifications and what I think will be easier to make without too much fluff. That being said I use some frameworks like Kohana and codeigniter. Obviously not for those not comfortable in programming or PHP.

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    wolfcry911
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    I use TextPattern

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    Pitchandtone
    Member

    I’ve been using Silverstripe for a few years now. I’ve used WordPress, joomla and Drupal before on multiple sites. After those experiences I found joomla awful, WordPress good for blogs but too cobbled together for much more, and Drupal is great out of the box but takes ages to template when you have a highly designed site. Also have a friend who’s just switched fro
    Expression engine to silverstripe and thinks it’s saving him about 30% development time.

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