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This is a discussion on Joomla and Dreamweaver within the Computer technology forums, part of the Computers category; Hi guys, i have been using Dreamweaver from the past couple of years for developing and editing simple websites. Recently ...
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05-31-09, 06:44 PM
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Rep Power: 1  |  Joomla and Dreamweaver Hi guys, i have been using Dreamweaver from the past couple of years for developing and editing simple websites. Recently i heard about this Joomla. I have heard it's a CMS(Content Mgnt Sys). What i don't understand is, what is CMS???:P..... i mean can i create a site using Joomla and add 'extra' code in Dreamweaver according to my needs. If i am a newbie in web development then should i go for Joomla or design my site using Dreamweaver. Some useful inputs will b well appreciated guys  |
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05-31-09, 07:27 PM
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Rep Power: 10  | CMS means Content Management System... A Web CMS is essentially an application which is used to create and manage web pages of a site... At present two top CMS are - Joomla and Drupal... You don't need to be proficient in coding to use a CMS... But if you have some knowledge, that won't do any harm... Each CMS comes with its own terminologies and jargons... For layout and design of website, Joomla developers provide hundreds of free and paid online Templates... In drupal, they call it as Themes... For Joomla, there are thousands of extensions which can do ur job easier... U can do almost anything with your site... Using those extensions u can integrate calender, photo galaries, news events, Login Control, create forum, etc on your website... Visit Joomla! for more information... |
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05-31-09, 07:41 PM
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Rep Power: 10 | You can do little editing to ur templates using dreamweaver to change the look and design of ur website... But you sudn't do that if u r uncomfortable with coding... For a website which is gonna be large with thousand of pages and where the content needs to be added/modified on a regular basis, I would use Joomla... Else Dreamweaver... |
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