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  • Re: Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    If you're interested in Joomla! CMS, join a Joomla! User Group. We run one in Chicago which meets on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. It's FREE, and it includes lunch. See our site at www.JoomlaChicago.com . Additionally, there's a CMS Expo Learning Conference coming up May 3, 4, 5th 2010...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by coffeegroup on 09-25-2009
  • Re: Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    Long-time Joomla user here (for other for profit sites). Our nonprofit is now using an HTML site with a blog after multiple frustrating experiences with Joomla. We use CentralDesktop for an Intranet and it has been an answer to prayer. Two things. Joomla is great, but it is very easily and very often...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by ipumporg on 09-19-2009
  • Re: Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    I am comparing Joomla and Drupal and Webgui. I did not see Webgui mentioned. We have built our Web site in an older version of Webgui, and to upgrade to the newer version means our databases behind the scenes will not easily work. Anyone using Webgui now? What happens when Joomla or Drupal need to be...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by soultenders on 09-09-2009
  • Re: Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    Joomla for Nonprofits can be found here, in case any of the posters above didn't see the live article. In addition, Ryan Ozimek at PICnet (a consulting firm that works largely with nonprofits on a Joomla-based platform) has chimed in on their blog with a response to the "Why Joomla?" question...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by BeckyW on 09-08-2009
  • Re: Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    We've switched a number of our sites to Joomla now and really love it. It's a great tool, awesome in it's flexibility but definitely a learning curve. First site was built with a custom template which has partly crippled the full functionality and we need to redo it now. New sites are built...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by SpikeGIS on 09-02-2009
  • Joomla for Nonprofits: What do you think?

    Are you using Joomla as the CMS of choice for your organization? If so, why? What have you liked about it? What haven't you liked? If you've looked at using Joomla but decided to go with a different content management system, what were your reasons? Share your insights into how Joomla has or...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by BeckyW on 08-31-2009
  • Re: Joomla for CMS

    Two things: 1) Soon-to-be-released article on Joomla for Nonprofits 2) My personal experience using Joomla 1. On September 1, TechSoup will have a new article entitled Joomla for Nonprofits and I'll try to remember to come back to this thread to post it here once it's live. It gives a good overview...
    Posted to TechSoup/TechSoup Stock Help (Forum) by BeckyW on 08-24-2009
  • Re: Joomla for CMS

    We love it, use it for all our new sites. It is very flexible, can integrate wonderfully with CiviCRM so I'm told however we are moving to integrate Salesforce with our Joomla work. Takes a bit of learning- the structure and concepts are tough if you've not dealt with CMS before. So many awesome...
    Posted to TechSoup/TechSoup Stock Help (Forum) by SpikeGIS on 08-21-2009
  • Is there an "out-of-the-box" non-profit package for open-source CMS?

    Has anyone developed and packaged a standard set of non-profit-ready extensions, modules, and/or plugins for an open-source CMS like WordPress, Drupal, or Joomla? I would appreciate any leads. I'm thinking of something like ScholarPress , a project that describes itself as "a hub for developing...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by georgehwilliams on 07-05-2009
  • Re: What is the best open source CMS to build a non-profit website?

    Just to add to this discussion, Idealware recently published a 60-page report reviewing Drupal, Joomla, WordPress, and Plone. TechSoup has a shorter excerpt of the report that we'll be posting this week. I'll update with the link once it's live but in the meantime, feel free to dive into...
    Posted to Web Building (Forum) by BeckyW on 05-18-2009
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