DRUPAL VS JOOMLA

[ketrab]

Hey,

My project consist of having multiple clients login into my web(securely) and having access to multiple video(streamed) content. My priorities are as fallow:


1)Security - to protect my clients info as well as to hide my source code of the video so nobody can still without subscription. ( I heard some comments saying that drupal is no go w/ ssl and https)

2)Ability to create subscription client content - meaning that you only have an access if the monthly dues are paid.

3)Easy of use - being capable of adding extra scripts etc... without big headaches.

Any drupal/joomla users please advise. Thanks in advance.

Regards,
dk

 

[WebHostIndia]

They both have their own advantages and disadvantages. As far as security is concerned Joomla has a little edge over Drupal. I would like to suggest you to go with Joomla as it also scores better than Drupal when things come to template, plugins, admin functions.

You can find more information about CMS here

http://blog.host.co.in/need-for-content-management-systems-cms

http://www.host.co.in/knowledgebase/an-overview-of-drupal

http://www.host.co.in/knowledgebase/an-overview-of-joomla

 

[JohnnyTyson]

Drupal and Joomla both are free open-source content management systems to make website. Both are designed on PHP, however Drupal is created from-scratch approach that provides greater versatility, whilst Joomla is built-in “core” content types that gives faster and easier implementation. You can customize both of them in your own way, by adding templates, Plugins, extensions from sites like http://www.nulledlistings.com/ etc. and make it highly responsive and user friendly. However, as far as security prospective both have their own advantages and disadvantages, you can read their complete comparison on http://www.itworld.com/security/157395/joomla-or-drupal-which-cms-handles-security-best which would be of help for you.