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Originally Posted by Keefy  The thing I don't like about Joomla is that Joomla sites all look alike - when you try to modify the templates you'll know why  |
Meh, I'm not worried (well, not too much) about that, it's an intranet not a website. Anything'd be better than the rubbish we've got now, believe me.
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Originally Posted by Keefy I did an evaluation a few years back, a few I actually used on intranets. e107 was one I liked, it has one of the best set of admin facilities going IMHO. Similar is PHP-Fusion although I never actually used that one in anger.
What ones have you rejected? |
So far, in alphabetical order, I've looked at and rejected:
- Clearspace - not open-source and wrong technology for us.
- Confluence - again, wrong (for us) technology, and costs money (although I'm wavering on this at the moment)
- DaisyCMS - Java and looks horrible
- Drupal - rubbish editing and also looks horrible
- Google Sites - hosted solution only
- Knowledge Tree - too expensive ($15 / user / month)
- Plone - Python & learning curve
- Sharepoint - overkill
I'll probably also reject Mediawiki, it's just not worth the hassle of installing and maintaining the 10-20 extensions we'd need, just to get it to look sort-of like a CMS...
So far I like EZ Publish and Joomla, with Mediawiki and Confluence being barely-possibles-if-we-really-have no alternative.
I'll have a look at the two you mentioned also, thanks.