Joomla

“Joomla offers flexibility in controlling your website pages once you’re used to its component and plugin naming system. It is also known for being more secure compared to WordPress. The variety of native features and its solid support for multilingual sites are great assets.” Nishant - Jul 17, 2024

“Joomla's ease of use and the range of native features are impressive. Its ability to manage multiple templates and multilingual content makes it a powerful tool. The guided tours in the latest versions are helpful, and the strong access control list (ACL) is a big plus for managing permissions.” Abhay Kumar - Jul 23, 2024

“Joomla’s access control level (ACL) is fantastic for creating sites with restricted areas. It handles code well and ensures fast, fluid site performance. The community offers excellent templates, enhancing the overall user experience.” Nishikant - Aug 13, 2024

“While Joomla has many extensions, it doesn't have as many as WordPress. If you're new, some of the more advanced features can be tricky to grasp, and the learning curve can be steep. Also, dealing with big files or themes can sometimes cause issues. ” Nishant - Jul 17, 2024

“One downside is the limited variety of extensions compared to other platforms like WordPress. Finding solutions for specific problems can be challenging, and the support community is not as active as it used to be. ” Abhay Kumar - Jul 23, 2024

“Joomla’s plugin and feature count is not as extensive as WordPress’s, and the community support has diminished over the years. Customizations can become more expensive due to fewer available resources. ” Nishikant - Aug 13, 2024