Re: An Alternative to Joomla
Rear one, thus a small list of the CMS'e, which have also a good user base as far as I know after and with sufficient Plugins are supplied:
- Drupal
- Typo3
- Typo Light
- MODx
and completely hot: Silverstripe
Greetings!
Re: An Alternative to Joomla
dosent work quite the same, but php-fusion is pretty good. It accepts all html codes and does a wonderful time on load speed.
Re: An Alternative to Joomla
Drupal produces an excellent separation layer between the published look and feel of your web properties and the admin. That means the admin can be streamlined to be easier to use, while the public facing component can evolve independently.