[thelist] What site builder to use
Alliax
damiencola at wanadoo.fr
Sat Jan 1 23:29:49 CST 2005
Adam Pearson wrote:
> Thanks for the comment:
>
> 1. I have Adobe GoLive (see my original post)
I noticed that, but HTML Kit is still free, next golive update won't be.
> 2. I have Dreamweaver (did not mention in my post)
Good for you, it's a standard that manages site construction (FTP and
links changing)
> 3. I don't have a web server, surely won't need one till I want to
> launch my site and do not see how Drupal can manage site construction
> (pages, images, media, links, etc etc) such as I mentioned ... What am I
> missing ... ?
You will need a web server that's for sure, every web server support now
PHP, you have to check that your web server allows you at least one
MySQL table. Drupal is a CMS that means Content Management System, so it
can handles everything you need, it's just that it's another paradigm
than creating HTML files. Everything is in the database, so you need to
be confortable with that.. but you've got time as you said..
Drupal is a most acclamed open source script, double check it, myself
I've overlooked it because the french translation isn't ready yet and
I'm into french only sites at the moment (I know I'm stupid, french
population online is so small compared to english population.. but at
least french people are most often unknowlegdable in english, so you can
serve them cold meals ;-) but I will look further into drupal in my
future sites building, since I don't want to spend time anymore on
building sites that can be easily build with Drupal.
What I really like about drupal except for all the obvious things is
that out of the box it doesn't display a copyright footer. Most other
open source applications should take example from it.
Bye.
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