Joomla, Drupal and WordPress - a statistical comparison of open source CMS

Patel, Savan K.; Rathod, V. R.; Parikh, Satyen M.

doi:10.1109/tisc.2011.6169111

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“…Our study's first step is the selection of seven CMSs according to criteria discussed in section III. Technical requirements of these CMSs have been described in Table II, where, [1],Alfresco [2],DNN [3],Drupal [4],Joomla [5],Plone [6],Typo3 [7],Wordpress. Table III …”

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Comparative analysis of open source content management systems

Mirdha

Jain

Shah

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research

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In the past decade, the effect of internet usage on businesses, has increased rapidly, and new technlogies have increased business productivity by many folds. By using a content management systems (CMSs), small scale businesses with restrained budgets need not to be concerned about hiring professional programmers to put their businesses online through a website. A CMS is a software that keeps track of every piece of content on a website, without requiring any technical skills or knowledge of management. This paper compares seven CMSs, namely Alfresco, Typo3, Dotnetnuke, Drupal, Joomla, Wordpress and Plone on the dimensions namely, system requirements, performance, security, built-in features, support and management. We have chosen these seven CMSs based on their e-commerce market share, google page rank, brand strength and rate of adoption.

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“…In the present time large number of CMSs are available in the market based on functionality and platform [2]. In the following section we describe and state principal functionalities of seven CMSs which we have chosen for comparison.…”

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Comparative analysis of open source content management systems

Mirdha

Jain

Shah

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research

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“…Additionally, both studies highlighted the integration of information and knowledge and high levels of efficiency and usability as the main advantages of WCMS. Patel et al compared, in [20,26], several WCMS, trying to identify the proper scenario for each WCMS. The authors in [21] introduced a comparative study of seven WCMS, including Drupal, Joomla!, and WordPress.…”

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A Comparative Study of Web Content Management Systems

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Web Content Management Systems (WCMS) play an increasingly important role in the Internet's evolution. They are software platforms that facilitate the implementation of a web site or an e-commerce and are gaining popularity due to its flexibility and ease of use. In this work, we explain from a tutorial perspective how to manage WCMS and what can be achieved by using them. With this aim, we select the most popular open-source WCMS; namely, Joomla!, WordPress, and Drupal. Then, we implement three websites that are equal in terms of requirements, visual aspect, and functionality, one for each WCMS. Through a qualitative comparative analysis, we show the advantages and drawbacks of each solution, and the complexity associated. On the other hand, security concerns can arise if WCMS are not appropriately used. Due to the key position that they occupy in today's Internet, we perform a basic security analysis of the three implement websites in the second part of this work. Specifically, we explain vulnerabilities, security enhancements, which errors should not be done, and which WCMS is initially safer.

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“…Imaging Techniques Drupal CMS (Content Management System) is used for content management. Drupal, based on PHP, is a stable and flexible platform, and has been used for the purposes of personal web sites to enterpriselevel content management (Patel et al, 2011).…”

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Study on the Design and Development of Responsive Plants Information Services

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iConference 2016 Proceedings

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With the increased recognition of the importance of plant resources comes greater interest in plants information. However, there is lack of services that provide information that would offer in-depth knowledge on plants and continuously engage user interests. It would be desirable to develop a service that provides high-quality information on plants in tandem with relevant auxiliary data. This study aims to design and develop a responsive, Web-based service model in which gigapixel images of plants with culturally relevant information are integrated. Service usability in PC and mobile environments, and satisfaction levels against other similar services will be measured on service usage and user interviews will also be conducted to gain further insights on users' need in this domain.

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Joomla, Drupal and WordPress - a statistical comparison of open source CMS

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Comparative analysis of open source content management systems

Comparative analysis of open source content management systems

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