which is the best CMS solution for PHP mysql
A:
depends on your requirements. big project / small project? what will you be using it for? how many people will be using it? what's the budget? are there custom modules you will need to make?
Anyway Joomla is a pretty popular php/mysql CMS; I'd recommend it for general purpose.
tenfour
2010-08-18 07:57:22
A:
For most simpler tasks, you can avoid the bloat and write the code yourself. There are only a few components you need, for, say a templated website. These include a URI parser, a template includer, the database handler for the pages and maybe a comments handler.
Delan Azabani
2010-08-18 07:58:02