Drupal vs Dreamweaver Chrystie Hill 2008-11-07T18:40:45Z 2008-11-07T18:40:45Z

And here&#039;s a link to a similar question <a href='http://www.webjunction.org/dear&#045;community/articles/content/17813376'>Drupal Anyone?</a>, with some replies:

Chrystie Hill 2008-11-07T18:40:45Z Harper Apted 2008-10-09T16:43:55Z 2008-10-09T16:43:55Z

Warsaw Community Public Library uses Dreamweaver to maintain our site, integrated with Contribute for the content developers. Each department covers a specific area and uploads their updates directly.<br /><br />We are looking to move away from it to Drupal or some other CMS.<br /><br />Dreamweaver is very powerful and can do pretty much anything you want to do with a site, but it really is a developer tool, made for multiple site development and tinkering. Many &#040;most?&#041; Library websites don&#039;t want the constant tinkering with their layouts and templates, they want the dynamic content that goes in the page. You don&#039;t need to drop the money on training and licenses to get that anymore, you just need a good CMS. Setup your templates and layout, and let the content developers do their thing. Even if their format work is crap &#040;a common problem&#041; at least it will be uniform and they won&#039;t be able to break the site nearly as easily as before.<br /><br />,Harper

Harper Apted 2008-10-09T16:43:55Z Alexandra Beswick 2008-10-07T18:35:28Z 2008-10-07T18:35:28Z

Cobb County Public Library System will be upgrading its&#039; website in the very near future. We are looking at Dreamweaver or Drupal for creating our new site with. <br /><br />We would love to hear your recommendations,comments, observations, etc. As well as if you are currently using one, or the other, for creating and maintaining your site with.<br /><br />thanks so much!

Alexandra Beswick 2008-10-07T18:35:28Z