It does not matter what you choose. Choose the technology that you are most
comfortable with. However, it is better to avoid propereitary and closed
platforms like asp.net. Also it is not fair to compare drupal and rails.
Drupal is a cms system while rails is a framework. If you want to learn a
new technology while building the app, choose rails. It will help you
tremendously with newer projects.
On 28 May 2011 17:48, "Hameed" <shaahulham...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Friends
>
> I would like to know which of these frameworks - RoR or Drupal - should be
> chosen for developing a new website.
>
> The website should support the following.
>
> - A system for
> - requests to be created by customers,
> - which get automatically assigned to engineers
> - request gets resolved by the assigned engineer
> - customer closes the request with a rating
> - Excellent Database support
> - both customers and engineers must be able to register / login to see
> the status of their requests.
> - Automatic emails on request status
> - Generating Reports must be easy.
>
>
> - 'Social' from the ground up.
>
>
> - Easy Payment Gateway Integration
>
>
> - 100,000+ Hits a day
>
>
> - support for Great UI. More importantly, Changes to the UI must be very
> easy.
>
>
> A google search on the topic gives results pointing more towards Drupal
> (as probably the internet is dominated by PHP/Drupal developers) and am
> finding it hard to decide.
>
> I also heard a suggestion to go for Microsoft ASP.NET for scalability
> reason- confused again :(. I do not want to "pay" for Microsoft products.
I
> feel an open source product supported by a community of developers would
be
> better than a Microsoft product. And that would keep the costs low as
well.
>
> Could someone give me pointers. Once website development starts, changing
> the framework later on would prove to be very expensive and I want to
avoid
> such a situation. Hence, need your expert opinions.
>
> Please excuse if ilug is not the forum to ask such a question.
>
>
> Thanks.
>
> Shaahul Hameed
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