Martin Holtz wrote:
He said there are a few features which are supported well in TYPO3 but
not yet solved perfect in Drupal:
1) staging (in TYPO3 the Staging Modul is called Workspace)
2) localization
3) versions
That's interesting..
The workspace modul is a nice thing, you can work on an new version or
write text and can send the text for an review to your chief-editor (its
staging then) - or you can send an link, which shows an preview for an
defined time without an login.
If you decide to use TYPO3 - remember TypoScript is _not_ a
Scripting-language, but only an tool to configure PHP-arrays.
I'm a little bit confused about the typo3 world, because of a lack in
documentation (or perhaps just in it's organization).
Is out there a good and actual book about typo3 like "Using Drupal"?
But i think both TYPO3 and Drupal are pretty good tools. Both with pros
and cons. I know many people who manage TYPO3 Websites without being
able to code php.
Would be nice to hear at the end, why you take which CMS :)
Now I'm studying Drupal just for the documentation problem stated above,
but I will for sure have a look to Typo3 too.
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