Posted 2 years ago #
... or does it just rely on the LAMP developer preferences?
Hi Everyone,
I would really appreciate if I could get an objective feedback on this issue: some colleagues seems to be sceptical about WordPress and are starting to consider movie to Drupal instead.
My question to you is why would I move an existing site from WordPress to Drupal? I don't have the technical expertise to determine which one is better than the other and under what circumstances...
Thanks in advance for your answers.
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why would u ask if you should move from wp to drupal on a wp site LOL
drupal doesnt work for me on a number of levels.
wp doesnt do it for me either, but some flavours of wp are nice
try MU
Posted 2 years ago #
tried with drupal for a while but just didnt click with it - same with joomla, didnt take long to understand the WP templates/plug ins etc so prefer WP. Forum is also great place for quick advice.
Posted 2 years ago #
I think WordPress is a no-brainer. Almost any Google search you do turns up a WP blog or something WP related which just shows how much support is available.
WordPress is extremely flexible, something that's very hard to find in other solutions.
There's a plugin for just about everything.
You really just need to be familiar with some of the major documentation and you can make WordPress do almost anything.
I run news sites, directories, company sites, blogs, media-intensive sites, etc all on WordPress and love it.
Posted 2 years ago #
I agree with all posts Drupal VS WordPress? Hmmmm I have used both extensively....where am i? you guessed it.....
Wordpress hands down!
Alexandre, what they all said. It all depends on what your role is in the decision-making of said website, what kind your website is, what functions your website needs to have, etc etc etc.
Drupal is a great CMS engine. However, it is difficult for others to handle and maintain. You or your company would get tied down to a contract to maintain the site in Drupal, unlike WordPress and even WordPressMU where my clients have found it easy to take over updating or adding content/sections/etc.
If you/your company's hired guns are Drupal experts and know nothing about WordPress, then it would make sense to use Drupal.
edit - on the other hand, if your site is working well in WordPress, why would they even want to fix something that going well? What's the real problem there?
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