Content Management Systems

WordPress hosting has become the go-to choice for bloggers, small businesses, and even large corporations. The flexibility of this content management system and ease of use make it a popular choice for those looking to manage their website content without needing in-depth technical knowledge.

Joomla vs Drupal: a comparison between two of the most popular, self-hosted, content management systems available today. Both have been around for years and will likely be around for a few more years. So, is Drupal better than Joomla? The better question: is Drupal better than Joomla for your needs?

WordPress is the most popular content management system (CMS) today while Drupal is the third most popular self-hosted choice, slightly behind Joomla. In this blog post, we’ll compare WordPress vs Drupal to help you choose the best CMS for your website. We’ll cover factors such as ease of use, flexibility, performance and SEO.

It’s no secret that when someone asks “Why Joomla,” the real question is “Why use Joomla when you could use WordPress?” WordPress’s massive popularity over the last decade has coincided with a continued drop in Joomla users over the same time period. Anyone looking into Joomla for the first time is bound to notice some similarities and, given WordPress’s popularity, ask the obvious question. Despite some hiccups a few years back, the recent release of Joomla 4 shows that there are still compelling reasons to choose Joomla for your website.

The Drupal content management system (CMS) is the third most popular self-hosted website builder, according to W3Techs.com. It is used most often by high traffic sites. But why? Why choose the Drupal enterprise CMS or a managed Drupal hosting plan?

When optimizing Moodle, you may find yourself looking for ways to enhance the reliability and performance of your eLearning platform. After your site reaches a certain size, it may begin to slow down or crash. To avoid this, you will want to utilize optimization strategies to make sure you’re getting the most out of your Moodle hosting experience. In this article, we will discuss some techniques for optimizing Moodle and Moodle-related services in order to improve the performance of Moodle-based websites.

Have you used Concrete5 yet? I think it’s my new favorite thing ever. (Don’t tell WordPress I said that.)

What is Concrete5 you ask? It’s an up and coming content management system (CMS) and it is taking over. Quite frankly, I think I am ok with that. Continue reading –>