Janne Kalliola from Exove compares Drupal to other PHP based open source content management systems, such as WordPress, Joomla, eZ Publish, and Concrete5.
The document compares and contrasts several content management systems: Drupal, eZ Publish, CMS Made Simple, and WordPress. It discusses when each system is generally best suited based on factors like site size, community features needed, content type, and flexibility. Drupal is highlighted as the most full-featured and flexible option, though it has a steeper learning curve. WordPress and CMS Made Simple are presented as easier to use for smaller, simpler sites. eZ Publish is recommended for large corporate sites needing robust workflow and administration controls.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Joomla, an open-source content management system (CMS). It defines what open-source software and a CMS are, and explains some basic and additional features commonly found in CMS platforms. These include content repositories, dynamic page generation, workflow procedures, editing tools, syndication, personalization, caching, and more. The document also discusses different types of CMS like document management systems, digital asset management, and web content management. It compares static and dynamic websites, and static websites versus CMS websites. Finally, it provides guidelines for planning a website, choosing domain names, web hosting, and designing and developing effective websites.
The document outlines an agenda for a seminar on content management systems (CMS). It discusses eZ Publish, Drupal, and WordPress. For eZ Publish, it summarizes the product's features and when it is suitable. For Drupal, it describes how it supports traditional and community-driven sites. For WordPress, it notes it is focused on blogging but can also function as a CMS. The final section describes how WordPress was chosen for a financial portal's redesign due to its ease of use, extensibility, and low cost.
A Content Management System (CMS) allows publishing, editing, and modifying content from a central page. CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla provide easy updates and collaboration for clients. While non-CMS sites are initially cheaper, CMS sites are less expensive long-term and allow clients full control over updates. Popular CMS types include blog-based systems like WordPress and e-commerce systems like Magento and OpenCart. Browser developer tools like Firebug, Chrome, and Safari allow inspecting website code.
Transform your Intranet with Drupal and Alfresco - by OptarosAlfresco Software
View the full webinar recording here: http://www.alfresco.com/about/events/ondemand
Learn how combining Drupal and Alfresco can give you a powerful platform with everything you need to revitalize your intranet with engaging community features, and rock-solid document management.
Optaros content management experts Chris Fuller and Jeff Potts will discuss how a game publisher was able to save time and money by leveraging open source for their intranet.
You’ll learn valuable insights that will help you take your Enterprise collaboration to the next level.
Kinsh Technologies is a company established in 2007 that offers services using content management systems like Joomla. Joomla is an award-winning open source CMS inspired by the Swahili word "Jumla" that allows flexible and easy management of content through modules, plugins and components. Some common types of sites built with Joomla include e-commerce, social networking, catalogs and directories.
The document compares and contrasts several content management systems: Drupal, eZ Publish, CMS Made Simple, and WordPress. It discusses when each system is generally best suited based on factors like site size, community features needed, content type, and flexibility. Drupal is highlighted as the most full-featured and flexible option, though it has a steeper learning curve. WordPress and CMS Made Simple are presented as easier to use for smaller, simpler sites. eZ Publish is recommended for large corporate sites needing robust workflow and administration controls.
This document provides an introduction and overview of Joomla, an open-source content management system (CMS). It defines what open-source software and a CMS are, and explains some basic and additional features commonly found in CMS platforms. These include content repositories, dynamic page generation, workflow procedures, editing tools, syndication, personalization, caching, and more. The document also discusses different types of CMS like document management systems, digital asset management, and web content management. It compares static and dynamic websites, and static websites versus CMS websites. Finally, it provides guidelines for planning a website, choosing domain names, web hosting, and designing and developing effective websites.
The document outlines an agenda for a seminar on content management systems (CMS). It discusses eZ Publish, Drupal, and WordPress. For eZ Publish, it summarizes the product's features and when it is suitable. For Drupal, it describes how it supports traditional and community-driven sites. For WordPress, it notes it is focused on blogging but can also function as a CMS. The final section describes how WordPress was chosen for a financial portal's redesign due to its ease of use, extensibility, and low cost.
A Content Management System (CMS) allows publishing, editing, and modifying content from a central page. CMS platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla provide easy updates and collaboration for clients. While non-CMS sites are initially cheaper, CMS sites are less expensive long-term and allow clients full control over updates. Popular CMS types include blog-based systems like WordPress and e-commerce systems like Magento and OpenCart. Browser developer tools like Firebug, Chrome, and Safari allow inspecting website code.
Transform your Intranet with Drupal and Alfresco - by OptarosAlfresco Software
View the full webinar recording here: http://www.alfresco.com/about/events/ondemand
Learn how combining Drupal and Alfresco can give you a powerful platform with everything you need to revitalize your intranet with engaging community features, and rock-solid document management.
Optaros content management experts Chris Fuller and Jeff Potts will discuss how a game publisher was able to save time and money by leveraging open source for their intranet.
You’ll learn valuable insights that will help you take your Enterprise collaboration to the next level.
Kinsh Technologies is a company established in 2007 that offers services using content management systems like Joomla. Joomla is an award-winning open source CMS inspired by the Swahili word "Jumla" that allows flexible and easy management of content through modules, plugins and components. Some common types of sites built with Joomla include e-commerce, social networking, catalogs and directories.
Web Quick Start with Tribloom: A tale of two wqs implementationsAlfresco Software
This session will cover various topics related to developing a production Web Quick Start (WQS) website along with how to customize WQS. We'll discuss a WQS website and WQS intranet implementation. We will dive into the details of each implementation and cover lessons learned.
Joomla is a free and open source content management framework that allows users to build websites and online applications. It is written in PHP and uses a MySQL database to store content. Joomla provides features like template management, media management, user management, and content management to build powerful and flexible websites. It has over 30 million websites using Joomla due to its ease of use, platform independence, and free and open source nature.
Joomla Chicago Meeting July, 2009: CMS CageMatch IIJohn Coonen
JoomlaChicago July 2009 meeting presentation led by David Steele of the Acquity Group. Comparison of four top Open Source Web Content Management Systems currently on the market for enterprise use: Alfresco, Drupal, Joomla and Magnolia.
Maven Lab is a Singapore-based company established in 2006 that specializes in mobile and web services. They have 35 employees, 90% of which are developers or technical staff. The document discusses content management systems (CMS) and focuses on the open source CMS Drupal. It provides an overview of Drupal's features and modules, advantages for use as a CMS, and a case study of how Maven Lab implemented Drupal for Singapore Press Holdings to manage multiple news websites and integrate with their existing systems.
The Notes/Domino Application Development Competitive Advantage - IamLUGJohn Head
presented by @johnhead and @davidvia
Some organizations are neglecting or under-utilizing one of the greatest IT assets in their portfolio today - the Notes/Domino application platform. Some are even considering re-coding Domino applications in other languages and development tools. In this session we present the business case and technical merits of Notes and Domino in direct comparison to other tools such as Microsoft SharePoint. Based on data collected from real-world engagements we will demonstrate the positive return on investment of the Notes platform. We will also discuss PSC’s “Application Modernization” strategy and how it helps move customers from merely maintaining Notes applications to increasing their value with XPages and advanced collaboration functionality.
The document provides an overview of web frameworks and discusses some popular PHP frameworks including CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Zend, Symfony, Yii, and Kohana. It describes what a web framework is and some common features they provide such as data persistence, session management, security, caching, templating, and administrative interfaces. For each framework highlighted, it provides a brief description of its key features and benefits.
IBM WebSphere Portal References EducationDvir Reznik
This document discusses several case studies of higher education institutions implementing IBM WebSphere Portal. It provides examples of Cardiff University in Wales, the German Sports University in Cologne, San Francisco State University, and Universiti Putra Malaysia. It describes how these schools used WebSphere Portal to create compelling online experiences for students, faculty, and alumni, and to provide personalized access to functions and content. It discusses common elements of these implementations, including delivering integrated marketing messages, being highly collaborative, hosting rich multimedia content, and enabling mobile and analytics capabilities.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on IBM WebSphere Portal Express for Domino. It discusses preparing for a pilot project to implement the portal software, including reviewing current infrastructure, system requirements, and supported databases and directories. The presentation will cover installing and configuring WebSphere Portal Express, integrating Domino applications, and building basic portlets. The goal is to help attendees understand portals and prepare to implement a pilot of the software.
The document provides an overview of Zappos' use of Drupal over time, starting with their first Drupal project in 2008 and continuing to their current use. It discusses their migration from Clearspace to Drupal, the creation of advanced landing pages (ALPs) in Drupal, the development of the Baffin platform to support ALPs, and how Drupal is currently used across various teams at Zappos.
What CMS to choose? WordPress - Joomla! - DrupalWrocode
The document discusses and compares three popular content management systems (CMS): WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It provides information on the technology used, popularity and market share, key features, types of websites that can be built, popular websites using each CMS, costs, advantages, and disadvantages. WordPress is open-source, easy to use, and popular for blogs and smaller sites. Joomla offers more advanced features but requires some technical skills. Drupal is the most technically advanced but also the most difficult to learn and use.
This document provides an overview of content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It defines what a CMS is and explains that CMS platforms allow non-technical users to easily manage and update website content without extensive coding knowledge. Key features and examples of popular CMS platforms are summarized, along with some of their advantages and disadvantages compared to each other.
HTML5 is a draft specification from the W3C that adds new elements like canvas, video and audio to HTML and changes some older elements. It is not yet finalized and continues to evolve. HTML5 allows embedding multimedia like video without plugins through new elements like <video> and <audio>. It also introduces new canvas element for drawing 2D graphics and SVG for vector graphics. HTML5 supports local storage and geolocation in the browser.
Joomla is an open source content management system (CMS) that makes it easy to build and manage websites. It allows non-technical users to add and edit content without needing HTML skills. Some key features include a user-friendly interface, built-in professional features, and hundreds of free and commercial extensions. Major organizations like the UN, MTV, and Harvard use Joomla for their websites. The document provides an overview of why to use Joomla, how to install it, and how to organize and manage content once installed.
Top 8 benefits of drupal web developmentDigitalMesh
Drupal is an open-source content management system that allows users to easily create and manage website content without coding. It provides benefits such as access to free themes and modules, high customizability, API support to expand business needs, and a large global community for support. Drupal is used by many large websites and for applications such as intranets, social platforms, e-commerce sites, and as a content delivery system.
Liferay & Alfresco: Delivering Enterprise Content Through a Portal 02 August ...Alfresco Software
Join James Falkner, Liferay Community Manager, and Peter Monks, Director of Technology at Alfresco, to discuss the integration of Alfresco and Liferay technologies. Enterprise CMS's and Portal Servers are highly complimentary technologies that are frequently integrated within enterprises. You will also be exposed to use cases behind such integrations.
This document provides an agenda for a training on Drupal theming for developers. It begins with introducing the objectives of the training, which is to provide a comprehensive introduction to building customized layouts in Drupal. The agenda then covers understanding what a theme is, writing a basic theme, theme components, customization strategies, theming tools and resources, and the difference between coding and configuration. It provides overviews and instructions for various theming topics like basic theme structure, overriding layouts, regions, templates, and theme functions. Tools mentioned include the Devel and Devel Themer modules, as well as starter themes like Zen, Basic, Omega, Framework, and Adaptive.
Drupal vs joomla vs word press which is the most eligible cms platform in 2020_Katy Slemon
Drupal vs. Joomla vs. WordPress. In this blog post, we capture a brief about Drupal, WordPress, and Joomla, along with their similarities and differences
Overview and Comparison of Open Source CMSsoftweb009
The document compares popular open source content management systems (CMS) like Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress. It provides an overview of what a CMS is and the benefits of using one. It then summarizes each CMS, noting that Drupal is most powerful but complex, Joomla offers more flexibility than WordPress but is easier than Drupal, and WordPress is very intuitive and easy to use for simple sites. Key areas like ease of use, features, best use cases, and support for things like images and search engine optimization are compared for each CMS.
Yοu аƖƖ have heard аbοut thе more рοрυƖаr open source content management systems such аѕ Wordpress, Joomla. Check out our list of Top 5 Open Source Content Management System.
Web Quick Start with Tribloom: A tale of two wqs implementationsAlfresco Software
This session will cover various topics related to developing a production Web Quick Start (WQS) website along with how to customize WQS. We'll discuss a WQS website and WQS intranet implementation. We will dive into the details of each implementation and cover lessons learned.
Joomla is a free and open source content management framework that allows users to build websites and online applications. It is written in PHP and uses a MySQL database to store content. Joomla provides features like template management, media management, user management, and content management to build powerful and flexible websites. It has over 30 million websites using Joomla due to its ease of use, platform independence, and free and open source nature.
Joomla Chicago Meeting July, 2009: CMS CageMatch IIJohn Coonen
JoomlaChicago July 2009 meeting presentation led by David Steele of the Acquity Group. Comparison of four top Open Source Web Content Management Systems currently on the market for enterprise use: Alfresco, Drupal, Joomla and Magnolia.
Maven Lab is a Singapore-based company established in 2006 that specializes in mobile and web services. They have 35 employees, 90% of which are developers or technical staff. The document discusses content management systems (CMS) and focuses on the open source CMS Drupal. It provides an overview of Drupal's features and modules, advantages for use as a CMS, and a case study of how Maven Lab implemented Drupal for Singapore Press Holdings to manage multiple news websites and integrate with their existing systems.
The Notes/Domino Application Development Competitive Advantage - IamLUGJohn Head
presented by @johnhead and @davidvia
Some organizations are neglecting or under-utilizing one of the greatest IT assets in their portfolio today - the Notes/Domino application platform. Some are even considering re-coding Domino applications in other languages and development tools. In this session we present the business case and technical merits of Notes and Domino in direct comparison to other tools such as Microsoft SharePoint. Based on data collected from real-world engagements we will demonstrate the positive return on investment of the Notes platform. We will also discuss PSC’s “Application Modernization” strategy and how it helps move customers from merely maintaining Notes applications to increasing their value with XPages and advanced collaboration functionality.
The document provides an overview of web frameworks and discusses some popular PHP frameworks including CodeIgniter, CakePHP, Zend, Symfony, Yii, and Kohana. It describes what a web framework is and some common features they provide such as data persistence, session management, security, caching, templating, and administrative interfaces. For each framework highlighted, it provides a brief description of its key features and benefits.
IBM WebSphere Portal References EducationDvir Reznik
This document discusses several case studies of higher education institutions implementing IBM WebSphere Portal. It provides examples of Cardiff University in Wales, the German Sports University in Cologne, San Francisco State University, and Universiti Putra Malaysia. It describes how these schools used WebSphere Portal to create compelling online experiences for students, faculty, and alumni, and to provide personalized access to functions and content. It discusses common elements of these implementations, including delivering integrated marketing messages, being highly collaborative, hosting rich multimedia content, and enabling mobile and analytics capabilities.
This document provides an overview and agenda for a presentation on IBM WebSphere Portal Express for Domino. It discusses preparing for a pilot project to implement the portal software, including reviewing current infrastructure, system requirements, and supported databases and directories. The presentation will cover installing and configuring WebSphere Portal Express, integrating Domino applications, and building basic portlets. The goal is to help attendees understand portals and prepare to implement a pilot of the software.
The document provides an overview of Zappos' use of Drupal over time, starting with their first Drupal project in 2008 and continuing to their current use. It discusses their migration from Clearspace to Drupal, the creation of advanced landing pages (ALPs) in Drupal, the development of the Baffin platform to support ALPs, and how Drupal is currently used across various teams at Zappos.
What CMS to choose? WordPress - Joomla! - DrupalWrocode
The document discusses and compares three popular content management systems (CMS): WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It provides information on the technology used, popularity and market share, key features, types of websites that can be built, popular websites using each CMS, costs, advantages, and disadvantages. WordPress is open-source, easy to use, and popular for blogs and smaller sites. Joomla offers more advanced features but requires some technical skills. Drupal is the most technically advanced but also the most difficult to learn and use.
This document provides an overview of content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It defines what a CMS is and explains that CMS platforms allow non-technical users to easily manage and update website content without extensive coding knowledge. Key features and examples of popular CMS platforms are summarized, along with some of their advantages and disadvantages compared to each other.
HTML5 is a draft specification from the W3C that adds new elements like canvas, video and audio to HTML and changes some older elements. It is not yet finalized and continues to evolve. HTML5 allows embedding multimedia like video without plugins through new elements like <video> and <audio>. It also introduces new canvas element for drawing 2D graphics and SVG for vector graphics. HTML5 supports local storage and geolocation in the browser.
Joomla is an open source content management system (CMS) that makes it easy to build and manage websites. It allows non-technical users to add and edit content without needing HTML skills. Some key features include a user-friendly interface, built-in professional features, and hundreds of free and commercial extensions. Major organizations like the UN, MTV, and Harvard use Joomla for their websites. The document provides an overview of why to use Joomla, how to install it, and how to organize and manage content once installed.
Top 8 benefits of drupal web developmentDigitalMesh
Drupal is an open-source content management system that allows users to easily create and manage website content without coding. It provides benefits such as access to free themes and modules, high customizability, API support to expand business needs, and a large global community for support. Drupal is used by many large websites and for applications such as intranets, social platforms, e-commerce sites, and as a content delivery system.
Liferay & Alfresco: Delivering Enterprise Content Through a Portal 02 August ...Alfresco Software
Join James Falkner, Liferay Community Manager, and Peter Monks, Director of Technology at Alfresco, to discuss the integration of Alfresco and Liferay technologies. Enterprise CMS's and Portal Servers are highly complimentary technologies that are frequently integrated within enterprises. You will also be exposed to use cases behind such integrations.
This document provides an agenda for a training on Drupal theming for developers. It begins with introducing the objectives of the training, which is to provide a comprehensive introduction to building customized layouts in Drupal. The agenda then covers understanding what a theme is, writing a basic theme, theme components, customization strategies, theming tools and resources, and the difference between coding and configuration. It provides overviews and instructions for various theming topics like basic theme structure, overriding layouts, regions, templates, and theme functions. Tools mentioned include the Devel and Devel Themer modules, as well as starter themes like Zen, Basic, Omega, Framework, and Adaptive.
Drupal vs joomla vs word press which is the most eligible cms platform in 2020_Katy Slemon
Drupal vs. Joomla vs. WordPress. In this blog post, we capture a brief about Drupal, WordPress, and Joomla, along with their similarities and differences
Overview and Comparison of Open Source CMSsoftweb009
The document compares popular open source content management systems (CMS) like Drupal, Joomla, and WordPress. It provides an overview of what a CMS is and the benefits of using one. It then summarizes each CMS, noting that Drupal is most powerful but complex, Joomla offers more flexibility than WordPress but is easier than Drupal, and WordPress is very intuitive and easy to use for simple sites. Key areas like ease of use, features, best use cases, and support for things like images and search engine optimization are compared for each CMS.
Yοu аƖƖ have heard аbοut thе more рοрυƖаr open source content management systems such аѕ Wordpress, Joomla. Check out our list of Top 5 Open Source Content Management System.
This document provides an overview of content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It defines what a CMS is and explains that it allows non-technical users to easily manage and update website content without needing HTML or programming skills. It provides examples of popular open-source CMS platforms and summarizes some of their key features and differences.
This document discusses and compares several popular content management systems (CMS). It begins by defining CMS and their purpose in managing websites and content. It then examines hosted CMS options beyond open-source platforms like WordPress and Drupal, providing overviews of Joomla, WordPress, Drupal, and Typo3. For each it lists key pros and cons, such as capabilities, ease of use, customization options, and learning curves. The document promotes BigRock as an affordable hosting provider for these CMS platforms.
There are more than enough choices in terms of choosing a CMS for an advancement venture. Contingent upon how propelled you require the Content Management System to be, what language its inherent, and who is set to be utilizing it, it could be a bad dream attempting to uncover the ideal Content Management System for a venture.
we have done a small analysis about why should we use or select Liferay for our legacy application replacement in comparison with other opensource framework like sharepoint , Joomla , Drupal etc . Please have alook into the attached PPT for the same.
CMS stands for Content Management System & it is a web-based application that provide capabilities for multiple users with different permission levels to manage content, data or information of a website, internet / intranet application.
CMS & ECOMMERCE SYSTEMS: What Should You Pick?Diane Deng
This document compares different content management systems (CMS) and e-commerce platforms. It discusses CMS-only options like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal as well as all-in-one solutions that combine CMS and e-commerce like Bitrix, Adobe Business Catalyst, and ExpressionEngine. For each option, it provides an overview and lists pros and cons. It concludes that the best choice depends on budget, time commitment and learning curve, and expresses a personal preference for the Adobe Business Catalyst and Muse combination for its ease of use and web designer friendliness.
Top 5 cms that you should use for your next websiteAditya Dwivedi
To clear the confusion, below here are mentioned the finest, most efficient, less messy and highly productive content management systems that would probably meet the requirements of your next website.
https://www.maansoftwares.com/blog/development/top-5-cms-you-should-use-your-next-website
Drupal website development: PixelCrayons has a team of qualified drupal developers who have specialization in drupal theme/template design, custom development, customization & installation services.
Drupal website development: PixelCrayons has a team of qualified drupal developers who have specialization in drupal theme/template design, custom development, customization & installation services.
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This document discusses content management systems (CMS) like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It explains that CMS tools allow individuals to create websites without coding knowledge. Common CMS requirements include a database and server. The document then provides more details on the features, advantages, and differences of WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. It also discusses using social media to promote websites built with CMS platforms.
Drupal Experience Sharing at Prime Collegeguest08bc36
A web content management system (CMS) like Drupal makes adding, updating, and managing website content easy for non-technical users. Drupal is a free and open source modular CMS written in PHP that provides developers with tools to build dynamic, feature-rich websites. It is used by many organizations and individuals to create blogs, forums, communities, and other sites due to its ease of use, wide range of features, and large support community.
A web content management system (CMS) like Drupal makes adding, updating, and managing website content easy for non-technical users. Drupal is a free and open source modular CMS written in PHP that provides developers with tools to build dynamic, feature-rich websites. It is used by many organizations and individuals to create blogs, communities, intranets, and other sites due to its ease of use, wide range of features, and large support community.
Barcamp Hong Kong 2014 - Commercial Use of OSS Web Content Management SystemWong Hoi Sing Edison
This document summarizes Wong Hoi Sing's presentation on commercial use of open source web content management systems. It discusses what open source software (OSS) and web content management systems (CMS) are, compares Drupal, WordPress and Joomla, and previews new features in Drupal 8 like mobile responsiveness and multilingual capabilities. It also lists online resources for learning more about CMS options and the Drupal community in Hong Kong.
This document provides an overview of various PHP web frameworks. It categorizes frameworks as Legacy (Zend, CakePHP, CodeIgniter), Next Generation (Symfony, Silex, Laravel), CMS (WordPress, Drupal), and Up and Comers (Phalcon, Yolo). For each framework, it briefly describes its key characteristics like community size, architecture, and features. The document aims to help people understand the different options available for PHP web development.
This document discusses advanced theming techniques in Drupal, including:
1) Using hooks and template preprocessing functions to modify and add variables for templates. Common hooks mentioned are TEMPLATE_preprocess and HOOK_form_alter.
2) Theming data and elements with theme() and providing variables.
3) Altering the theme registry with hook_theme_registry_alter() for overriding themes when other methods don't work.
Developing realtime apps with Drupal and NodeJS drupalcampest
Based on Google's V8 JavaScript engine, NodeJS is a fairly new platform for creating scalable and real-time web applications. I will introduce you to NodeJS internals and ecosystem as well as exaplain why and how you can use Node in your Drupal based projects.
The document provides an agenda for a Drupalcamp event taking place in Estonia. The agenda includes sessions on designing Drupal sites, migrating a university website to Drupal 7, advanced theming, developing real-time apps with Drupal and NodeJS, comparing Drupal to other platforms, and Drupal 8. It also provides logistical information on lunch, coffee breaks, establishing a Drupal Estonia organization after the event, an optional dinner, sponsors, the wireless network, and thanks to organizers, speakers, and host Tallinn University.
This document provides instructions for customizing and managing content on a Drupal website template designed for event sites like Drupal camps. It outlines how to modify styles and images, add speakers, sessions, sponsors and news, configure registration forms, and view registration data. Sections describe setting up the site, creating content types, and editing pages for schedules, venues, about information and contacts.
Migrating University of Tartu websites to Drupaldrupalcampest
The University of Tartu migrated from a proprietary CMS to Drupal 7 to manage over 80 multilingual websites. They completed the migration of the main university website with 4 languages to Drupal 7. They have 70 additional sites still needing migration. The scale of the project includes managing over 300 daily content editors across 80+ sites on a single Drupal installation. Custom modules were developed to support the university's needs. Challenges included creating structure in Drupal and ensuring menus and breadcrumbs displayed correctly across many sites. Performance was optimized using modules like Boost. The migration project took a team of professionals around a year and a half to complete.
This document summarizes Kristjan Jansen's presentation on Drupal 8 at Drupalcamp Tallinn in 2012. It outlines the timeline for Drupal 8 development from 2011 to 2013, and discusses several of the major initiatives for Drupal 8 including configuration management, web services, internationalization, HTML5, blocks and layouts, mobile, PSR-0, and views in core. Community involvement is encouraged to help with these initiatives.
Drupalcamp Estonia - High Performance Sitesdrupalcampest
Rami Jarvinen discusses optimizing performance on Drupal sites. He outlines several caching layers that can be implemented including PHP opcode caching, Drupal internal caching, page caching, and reverse proxy caching using Boost or Varnish. He also discusses scaling Drupal through techniques such as MySQL master-slave configuration, serving static files from Nginx/lighttpd, and adding frontend servers. Profiling with tools like Xdebug can help identify SQL bottlenecks to optimize. The optimal caching and performance strategy depends on each site's specific usage and hosting environment.
This document discusses Drupal 7, the upgrade process from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, and the future of Drupal 8. It notes the improvements in Drupal 7 like new database layer, testing framework, and integration of latest web technologies. It outlines the upgrade process from Drupal 6 to 7 using Drush and dealing with module, theme, and data upgrades. It also discusses lessons learned from the Drupal 7 development that are being applied to speed up the development of Drupal 8 using new initiatives and Git for version control.
Drupalcamp Estonia - Introduction to Drupaldrupalcampest
Drupal is a free and open-source content management framework and content management system (CMS) built on PHP and MySQL. It can be used to create portals, blogs, e-commerce sites, and other types of content-driven websites and applications. Drupal is highly customizable through a plugin architecture and framework that allows users to manage and organize content in a database and control access, permissions and workflow. It has an active community that contributes code and documentation and organizes events like DrupalCamps to support the project.
This document provides an agenda for Drupalcamp Estonia 2011, an event introducing the Drupal content management system. The agenda lists presentations on topics like Drupal 7, advanced site building techniques, high performance sites, and case studies. It also provides details on sponsors, organizers, practical event information like wifi access and locations, and encourages participants to share on social media using #drupalcampest.
Infrastructure Challenges in Scaling RAG with Custom AI modelsZilliz
Building Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems with open-source and custom AI models is a complex task. This talk explores the challenges in productionizing RAG systems, including retrieval performance, response synthesis, and evaluation. We’ll discuss how to leverage open-source models like text embeddings, language models, and custom fine-tuned models to enhance RAG performance. Additionally, we’ll cover how BentoML can help orchestrate and scale these AI components efficiently, ensuring seamless deployment and management of RAG systems in the cloud.
For the full video of this presentation, please visit: https://www.edge-ai-vision.com/2024/06/building-and-scaling-ai-applications-with-the-nx-ai-manager-a-presentation-from-network-optix/
Robin van Emden, Senior Director of Data Science at Network Optix, presents the “Building and Scaling AI Applications with the Nx AI Manager,” tutorial at the May 2024 Embedded Vision Summit.
In this presentation, van Emden covers the basics of scaling edge AI solutions using the Nx tool kit. He emphasizes the process of developing AI models and deploying them globally. He also showcases the conversion of AI models and the creation of effective edge AI pipelines, with a focus on pre-processing, model conversion, selecting the appropriate inference engine for the target hardware and post-processing.
van Emden shows how Nx can simplify the developer’s life and facilitate a rapid transition from concept to production-ready applications.He provides valuable insights into developing scalable and efficient edge AI solutions, with a strong focus on practical implementation.
Sudheer Mechineni, Head of Application Frameworks, Standard Chartered Bank
Discover how Standard Chartered Bank harnessed the power of Neo4j to transform complex data access challenges into a dynamic, scalable graph database solution. This keynote will cover their journey from initial adoption to deploying a fully automated, enterprise-grade causal cluster, highlighting key strategies for modelling organisational changes and ensuring robust disaster recovery. Learn how these innovations have not only enhanced Standard Chartered Bank’s data infrastructure but also positioned them as pioneers in the banking sector’s adoption of graph technology.
Why You Should Replace Windows 11 with Nitrux Linux 3.5.0 for enhanced perfor...SOFTTECHHUB
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One such alternative that has garnered significant attention and acclaim is Nitrux Linux 3.5.0, a sleek, powerful, and user-friendly Linux distribution that promises to redefine the way we interact with our devices. With its focus on performance, security, and customization, Nitrux Linux presents a compelling case for those seeking to break free from the constraints of proprietary software and embrace the freedom and flexibility of open-source computing.
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Drupal vs. the Others
1. DRUPAL VS.
THE OTHERS
DrupalCamp Tallinn
June 14, 2012
Janne Kalliola
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2. Agenda
A couple of words about Exove
Systems
WordPress
eZ Publish
Joomla!
Concrete5
Drupal
Positioning
3. Exove is one of the leading Nordic and
Baltic companies specialising in open
source web services design and
development.
4. We enable companies to conduct
better business on the Internet
through best-of-breed personnel
and solutions
5. Company in a Nutshell
We specialise in designing and developing sites, web
applications, mobile apps, and community platforms
Founded 2006, now employing 50+ people
Operations in Finland and Estonia, clients around the
Europe and the States
Clients ranging from small start-ups to big media
companies, telecom operators and multinational
corporations
Usually Exove chooses the CMS system to build on
Mainly focusing on systems created on LAMP (Linux
Apache MySQL PHP), due to easy-to-match
requirements for hosting
6. THE SYSTEMS
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7. Platforms Used by Exove
Currently and frequently used
Drupal (GPL)
eZ Publish (Commercial + GPL)
Wordpress (GPL)
Concrete5 (MIT)
CodeIgniter (own open source license, permissive)
PhoneGAP
Previously or from time to time used
CMS Made Simple (GPL)
Joomla! (GPL)
Symfony (MIT)
8. Systems in The
Presentation
The systems discussed are all used by Exove
They do not represent the complete spectrum of available
content management systems
They have been selected to provide a good coverage for
various customer needs
All systems are based on LAMP
There are excellent systems on other platforms, such as Liferay
and DotNetNuke, that could be viable alternatives for the
systems in this presentation
All systems are open source
There are also good closed source systems, but we are not
speaking about them now
10. Wordpress
A CMS focusing on blogs, “an open source blog
publishing application”
Also available as a service in wordpress.com
Has a huge user base, considered one of the market
leaders of open source CMS systems by 2011 market
survey by Water & Stone
www.waterandstone.com/downloads/
2011OSCMSMarketShareReport.pdf
Powers around 16% of websites accorgind to W3Techs
survey (May 30, 2012)
w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/all
11.
12. Wordpress
Focuses on making things easy
Administration panel is easy to use
The whole system is easy to configure and edit with
integrated editors for CSS and template files
A plugin architecture for extending the system
Proper support for extending content types and
multi-sites
Not optimal, though
The leader in both installations and brand exposure
13. Wordpress
+ -
Easy administration Still quite blog-driven
A lot of core features Plugin quality varies
A lot of plugins for extra functionality From dirty template hacks to
proper full-blown feature-packs
Huge number of readymade with proper settings in admin
themes No proper separation of content
Very intuitive API for plugin and presentation in plugins
development, a plugin can be built in Performance is really weak
30 minutes without caching
Focuses really on blogging, Community features are not in
considered one of the best blogging main focus
platforms Achievable through plugins
14. When Do We Choose
Wordpress?
When the site is small or medium in size
When the site focuses primarily on blogging
When the requirements do not specify a lot
more features than Wordpress can provide
We have implemented some plugins, but extending
WP to match one of the fully featured CMSes (like
Drupal) would take years
When the site does not need a lot of community
related features
15. Why Would We Choose
Wordpress (over Drupal)?
Essentially, makes the site cheaper for clients
needing a small or medium site
Setup time is faster, whole setting up does not
really need any contribution outside HTML
developers
Very easy and clear administration panel
Easy to train, easy to use
Small maintenance burden
Plugins are easy to install and configure
17. eZ Publish
Developed by eZ Systems AS (a Norwegian
commercial open source company)
Smallish community, but complemented nicely
by a company
All-in-one enterprise content management
system
Huge feature list
Focused on major corporate sites
18.
19. eZ Publish
Very flexible and powerful content model
Integrated workflow and timed publish features
Fine-grained administration rights management
Very sophisticated multi-site and multi-language
support
Two ways to administer the site, a toolbar approach
along with the traditional administration panel
Also able to work as a intranet system
20. eZ Publish
+ -
Easy and yet powerful Community features not that
administration interface advanced
Focus on users enriching the
Caters for all required corporate content, not generating it
features out of the box Extending eZ requires a lot of
Excellent search through deep knowledge
SOLR integration (eZ Find) Only a few dozen extensions
Sophisticated caching On the other hand, the base
system takes care of most needs
Highly developed administration already
processes Open source version not released
Commercial support available officially
21. When Do We Choose eZ
Publish?
When the site is from big to huge semi-static
corporate site
When the site needs very sophisticated
administration features
Typically, non-technical people maintaining the site
When the site focuses on top down content (like
a newspaper, a magazine, or a corporate site)
When customer requires commercial entity
behind the system
22. Why Would We Choose eZ
Publish (over Drupal)?
More required functionalities in the core (if the
requirements demand a lot from the site)
When workflow on administration side is essential
and needs strict control on user privileges
This can again be achieved with Drupal’s contrib
modules, but needs a combination of modules that
typically have some compatibility issues
Need for not-straightforward multilingual and/or
multidomain support
The system is fabulous for multi-country deployments
24. Joomla!
Open source CMS with long history (2000->)
Excellent positioning in search engines, community pays
focus on marketing
Has a huge user base, considered one of the market
leaders of open source CMS systems by 2011 market
survey by Water & Stone
www.waterandstone.com/downloads/
2011OSCMSMarketShareReport.pdf
Powers around 2.8% of websites accorgind to W3Techs
survey (May 30, 2012)
w3techs.com/technologies/overview/
content_management/all
25.
26. Joomla!
Simple and powerful content model
A lot of extensions for various purposes
Based on model-view-controller paradigm
Better than usual admin user interface
Powerful templating system
Very designer friendly, focus on making sites
look fantastic with little effort
One of the major reasons behind the success
27. Joomla!
+ -
Big community Content model is simple and
A lot of extensions, readymade requires extensions
themes, and such Extensions are hard to build
Extensions are easy to install Some internal concepts are
Relatively friendly admin confusing
interface Lagging behind compared to
WordPress and Drupal
28. When Do We Choose
Joomla!?
When the customer has selected the system as
part of their technology portfolio
When WordPress is not enough and Drupal
admin UI is too intimidating
When site features can be achieved with
readymade extensions
Typically, one or two big extensions do the trick
29. Why Would We Choose
Joomla! (over Drupal)?
We do not see any reason to select Joomla!
instead of Drupal or eZ Publish
Unless there are non-CMS reasons, such as earlier
experiences or investments in Joomla!
However, Joomla! has very good traction in
some countries and among freelance designers
The install base is 2-4 bigger compared to Drupal
(depends on measurement)
31. Concrete5
A modern and object-oriented content management
system
Excellent approach to the content models
Based on Zend framework and ADOdb DB abstraction
Has been raising awareness
Highest growth rates in Water & Stoner survey in 2011
Active community with both free and commercial
extensions
Permissive license (MIT)
32.
33. Concrete5
Simple and yet powerful admin user interface
Sophisticated theming based on content areas
and blocks that may have their custom
templates
Easy and extendible codebase
Several add-ons
Peer reviewed
Helpful community
34. Concrete5
+ -
Focus on what site visitors actually Number of add-ons smaller
see compared to big names
In contrast to content types etc. Not yet suitable for very large
Friendly admin interface sites
Add-ons easy to install and of goof For example, powerful search
quality is missing
Easy to make own blocks for
Core functionality is not enough
content
for normal sites, at least one
Front-end upgrading
add-on needs to be installed
Good community
35. When Do We Choose
Concrete5?
When customer wants to have a good CMS for
a smaller site
Especially when the object-oriented content model
gives real benefits
When customer demands to have an intuitive
admin user interface
When there is no major amount of custom
functionality
36. Why Would We Choose
Concrete5 (over Drupal)?
Admin interface is way better
Focus on content management and not on system
management
More permissive license for the customer
Less configuration and hacking
38. Drupal
A fully featured CMS with a great community and UGC (user-
generated content) support
Literally thousands of modules and a very active development
community – as you should know
Has a huge user base, considered one of the market leaders of
open source CMS systems by 2011 market survey by Water &
Stone
www.waterandstone.com/downloads/
2011OSCMSMarketShareReport.pdf
Powers around 2.1% of websites accorgind to W3Techs survey
(May 30, 2012)
w3techs.com/technologies/overview/content_management/
all
39.
40. Drupal
Multi-language and multi-site support in the core
Has a great API, a lot of hooks and toolkit
overrides for extending
Has a decent documentation, even very good if
you compare it to other open-source products
A lot of good quality modules
41. Drupal
+ -
Excellent community feature Not enough features in the core
support for typical CMS case
Bad admin interface that focuses
Extendible easily and to pretty too much on system
much anything administration
Widely used Caching is somewhat limited
Huge user-base No integrated admin workflow
with user access controls
Active community, quality Community focuses too much
contrib modules available on code, design and marketing
Install profiles and distros seems to be a hindsight
Drupal.org is not “selling” the
Excellent references system at all
42. When Do We choose
Drupal? 1/2
When the client specifically wants it (this is way
more common for Drupal than any other CMS)
You can create pretty much any site with Drupal – the
other CMSes just might do some specific sites faster
to build or easier to use
When the site focuses on community and user
generated content
There is no match to Drupal’s community features,
as we see it
43. When Do We Choose
Drupal? 2/2
When the client wants/needs a CMS for which they
can get support from a lot of technology companies
When we need the CMS to bend to anything we
want
There’s no match to Drupal’s API and flexibility for
extending on
You can build pretty much anything on Drupal, without
breaking the core
On the other hand, the content models of eZ Publish and
Concrete5 make them easier to extend without coding or
configuring the system
45. Positioning:
User Perspective
User generated
Drupal
WordPress
Joomla!
Contet sources
Small size Site size Big size
eZ Publish
Concrete5
Top-down information
47. Recap
Different systems serve different needs
There is no fit-for-all system available
Drupal is quite a good candidate for an all-
around system
If you tolerate its weaknesses
48. Want to hear more from us?
www.exove.com
@exove
Meet us at Drupalcon 2012 in
Munich
49. THANK YOU FOR
YOUR TIME
Questions? Comments?
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