postnuke or phpnuke?

[telco88]

Hey,

I've no experience with either of these content managment packages...however I'm going to want to use one of them on dc503.org.

Does anyone have a personal opinion on which is the better of the two packages. Your thoughts please.

Thanks!

[highwizard]

Re: postnuke or phpnuke?

Originally posted by telco88
Hey,

I've no experience with either of these content managment packages...however I'm going to want to use one of them on dc503.org.

Does anyone have a personal opinion on which is the better of the two packages. Your thoughts please.

Thanks!

Post Nuke, More Secure

[jesse]

god, both nukes suck ass...

I'd just avoid them both, there's a couple barebones CMS systems i've seen out there that I've been meaning to try.

[murakami]

Originally posted by jesse
god, both nukes suck ass...

I'd just avoid them both, there's a couple barebones CMS systems i've seen out there that I've been meaning to try.

I've looked at Zope and Plone, but its too much Python for me to create specialized modules. They are good if you don't want to customize them too heavily.

Being a Java poseur, I've looked at OpenCMS which is kinda bitchy when installing. The next thing I'm looking at is JBoss, which I held off because they gave the finger to Apache and left the Jakarta Project. The dust has settled and it seems that it will take a year before the new CMS Apache project with catch up with JBoss. The JBoss folks also relented and will seek J2EE certification.