http://guitartoybox.disqus.com/enTue, 22 May 2007 08:25:40 -0000http://guitartoybox.com/2007-05-09/the-musician-project-part-2-the-tools/#comment-1590353Hey Josh,<br><br>I have had a bit of a look at Drupal and was impressed, yet it still feels a little "young" for my liking. Plus knowing how to code in PHP helps me modify extentions and modules when they don't quite do what I want them to do.<br><br>But that is not very often. The developer pool to tap into with Joomla is huge, both GPL and commercial and is hard to go past. <br><br>My other advantage is I have spent quite a bit if time learning the templating system for Joomla so it does make it easir for me to edit premade templates for extra features. My recommendation is to set up a sand box with both and have a play.WookieTue, 22 May 2007 08:25:40 -0000http://guitartoybox.com/2007-05-09/the-musician-project-part-2-the-tools/#comment-1590352Did you look at Drupal? I've been looking at community solutions, and Drupal seems pretty popular. I'm a .NET developer so moving over to the PHP world seems a little daunting, so deciding between competing frameworks has been difficult. Other than your previous experience with Joomla, what advantages does it have over something like Drupal? Thanks!JoshMon, 21 May 2007 19:40:09 -0000