Thread: Drupal vs. Joomla

There is one other option for using a good forum package with Drupal.

You can use aMember for member management, with plugins to both Drupal and vBulletin.

It's not a real integration of Drupal and vBulletin, but it does get the most important piece done.

I am currently moving forward with Joomla and Fireboard (plus Community Builder and a multitude of other Joomla extensions). I am still evaluating the option of switching to vBulletin.

Great post will, here are my 2 cents -

drupal is more of a content management framework rather then just CMS. If you are a webmaster looking to build a quick website with going too much into programing site of building sites, go with joomla. It has everything but if you are looking to build sites which stands out (so effectively needs lot of time and effort and prgoraming), go with drupal. its backend and API is just amazing and the code is of very high class. It can be extended very easily to do whatever you want.