This weekend following DrupalCon DC I traveled south to Glen Allen, VA to visit my brother and his family.  My sister-in-law has designed a nice site for  a dance marathon. In the past she had used FrontPage but she'd been developing a site for a local charity that used Joomla. She'd not heard of Drupal until my visit.  Content management systems are really putting pressure on software like Dreamweaver, FrontPage and GoLive.

This weekend following DrupalCon DC I traveled south to Glen Allen, VA to visit my brother and his family.  My sister-in-law has designed a nice site for  a dance marathon. In the past she had used FrontPage but she'd been developing a site for a local charity that used Joomla. She'd not heard of Drupal until my visit.  Content management systems are really putting pressure on software like Dreamweaver, FrontPage and GoLive.

I came across an article on the web about a month ago comparing Drupal and Joomla and it caught my eye since I was at first very attracted to Joomla. It looked a little glitzier "right out of the box," but since then I've become much more familiar with Drupal. I originally used Joomla on this site and then switched to Wordpress in my blog which I found much easier to configure.

I came across an article on the web about a month ago comparing Drupal and Joomla and it caught my eye since I was at first very attracted to Joomla. It looked a little glitzier "right out of the box," but since then I've become much more familiar with Drupal. I originally used Joomla on this site and then switched to Wordpress in my blog which I found much easier to configure.