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Where Joomla from?

Thursday, September 13, 2007

Joomla is from Mambo and Mambo From PHP / php nuke.

PHPNuke
Is CMS (Content management system) but not really reliable for content coz I still need to know PHP coding and hard to put addon.

Mambo
Is CMS that upgrading from PHPNuke but still not good on security but for content is user friendly.

Joomla
Is CMS that upgrading from Mambo and both good at security and content addon. I can Isnstall the component, module and mambot for not knowing the coding.
posted by Syahidi, 10:57 AM

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