[OPLINTECH] Joomla for Web Developement

[Bill Hardison]

I set up a Joomla web site for the Wood County Humane Society (
www.woodcountyhumanesociety.org).  And, I am currently working with a select
number of our member libraries to move to Drupal based web sites.  I have
found that Drupal is much more intuitive for both the site manager and
especially content contributors..  Joomla, at least in my experience,
requires "back end" changes to add routine content more often than Drupal.
I have yet happened across the need in Drupal, once a module was installed.

My 2¢ worth

Give me a call if you want to discuss these projects more.

-- 
Bill

Bill Hardison
Computer Services Coordinator
Northwest Regional Library System (NORWELD)
419-352-2903


On Fri, Oct 10, 2008 at 11:05 AM, Mike Hensel <henselmi at oplin.org> wrote:

>  OPLIN Libraries:
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> Does anyone have any input on Joomla (www.joomla.org) as a website
> developing and maintenance tool?  We are looking to redo our website from
> scratch and I'm looking for alternative ways of approaching the task instead
> of just the typical Dreamweaver/Expression approach.  In the end, I want
> something that is quick and multi-functional without having to learn or
> re-learn a lot of code/scripting.
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> Any thoughts would be helpful.
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> Mike Hensel
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> Communications/Marketing Manager
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> London Public Library
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> 20 E. First Street
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> London, OH 43140
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> Voice: 740-852-9543
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> Fax: 740-852-3691
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