CMS debate never end any time soon. Each Content Managment System users think that they are with all the best Content Managment System, no matter the facts are. I am not an exception to that also, but a minimum of I have used many cms, and I am trying around I can to be a cms agnostic. I used the major three PHP CMSs on the market, Joomla , Drupal , Wordpress in that arrangement. Now i have agreat web design experience, and works at PegsWeb web design company Egypt . In this article I show you my story and my own experience in this area, also I will make an effort to list my own, personal notes concerning the three CMSs (Remember this is my personal list & opinion).

First Things First

Joomla

When i first heared the word CMS (not the actual term but the meaning), i became shocked. I have never heared about such a thing that may let you make your website with no coding (that's what i was told, and it's also both true and false). Back then the only way to build your website without coding was some static website builders, these were very poor, and didn't meet my website requirements (a free classified. website),

I went home very fast to search concerning this concept (remeber i had been told concerning the concept only, not the CMS term). I used google and tried a great deal of search phrases like Dynamic website builder, Build Dynamic Websites, and a few more generic searches, and I found Joomla website. After reading lots of information on their site, i desired badly to try this revolutionary concept. I have downloaded Joomla v1.0, and begun to read about the installation & creating my first website. The documents were very poor (and still), but I were able to setup a functional localhost installation website.

Creating and managing my first dynamic website was unforgetable experience. After I have finished my webs