Which is best in CMS and PHP?

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I have some confuse about to choose the programming segment for my new website.I would like to create normal dynamic website with including 10 to 20 pages.I heard about PHP and CMS technologies are the good for create the dynamic website.Any once could suggest any one platform in PHP and CMS to create the website.
 
PHP and MySQLi. If you use a CMS then you will not have to create your own site from scratch.
 
It depends on how much flexibility and ease of creation you want. If you're not comfortable coding and you want to get up and running quick, Joomla!, Drupal, cushy, etc. all would work well. It really depends on what you're looking for.

Also, if you choose to code, I would recommend learning a NoSQL Engine instead of SQL. Most large projects are now created with MongoDB or some non-relational database, so it's definitely beneficial.
 
Using a PHP framework in starting a website requires you to be “proficient” both in PHP programming language and the framework. And if you are not technically proficient, I recommend you will choose CMS (Content management system) instead in starting your website.
 
I like to use wordpress for making the websites as it is easy to operate with number of themes and plugins.
 
According my opinion, CMS is best option for create website. it is very easily to manage by non technical person.
 
I've enjoyed using Concrete5 (we use it for our int0x10 Projects site), since it has a very powerful permissions system and it's very easy to theme. It's a little temperamental on nginx though, it works much better with Apache.
 
D said:
Use PHP & MySQL to create your own.
I agree. Most of the existing CMS solutions are very general purpose. Making your own is not very difficult, and it will always fit your needs.
 
I think using PHP and MySQL will give you the best results.
 
Penguinn said:
D said:
Use PHP & MySQL to create your own.
I agree. Most of the existing CMS solutions are very general purpose. Making your own is not very difficult, and it will always fit your needs.

I have always wanted to create my own. But I have absolutely no idea where to start. In addition, I worry about the security and stability of creating my own. I could probably look up enough tutorials to eventually create one, but I would just be very unsure about it and never actually use it :/
 
PHP and MySQL is your answer dude! I even use it myself
 
I think Wordpress or Drupal. Blogger works too if the projects on the simpler side.
 
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