Save $50 on Joomla Till Tommorow Just FYI

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SEOMIKE turned me on to joomla for my content sites and im hooked. the magazine style is perfect for what I do and will make websites sticky and visualy appealing. Thanks Mike.

Special Memorial Day Sale!

Celebrate Memorial Day with a special offer from iJoomla! Starting from today (Monday) until Tuesday midnight, when you buy iJoomla Magazine or iJoomla News Portal, you get iJoomla SideBars absolutely free! That's a $50 value! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS
 


Huh? Joomla is free open source software. That's even better than saving $50.
 
I use the magazine component on my site. I don't rely on it as much as I did when I first started with Joomla, but I love it. It definitely gives a cleaner, more professional look. Their support is great too.
 
yeah.. seems joomla has a lot of paid add ons.. and its a good cms.. not as powerful as drupal or not as optimized out of the box.. but at least it got lotsa purty things heh
 
John, which one would you recommend? I used "website baker", it is pretty lightweight...but than again it doesn't give you too many options.
 
I'd like to recommend people here a pretty nice CMS/CMF named ModX. It's extremely flexible,and has a bit of a steep learning curve, but it's totally worth it in term of power/flexibility/configuration. Oh, and it's #1 in G for AJAX CMS, and #2 for SEO CMS.

PS: and it's free and open-source, as it will always be, so no worries about that ;) .
 
fenryr said:
i fuckin hate joomla.. had to work with it once and had to modify it so heavily that i'd rather had coded my own cms
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amen

I installed joomla on a client's website and everyone was happy as fuck. Then a few months later they wanted this and that modified. I had to modify it so much that it wasn't updateable anymore. I finally thrown that out the window and created a custom cms and worked about 50 hours for free cause I initially recommended them joomla so I had to make up for it.
 
BeefyChong said:
amen

I installed joomla on a client's website and everyone was happy as fuck. Then a few months later they wanted this and that modified. I had to modify it so much that it wasn't updateable anymore. I finally thrown that out the window and created a custom cms and worked about 50 hours for free cause I initially recommended them joomla so I had to make up for it.
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wow that sucks.. thanks for sharing this nightmare.. hopefully it will help people when they choose things
 
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