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(DotNetNuke) DNN vs Drupal

Drupal is a free open-source CMS based on PHP. It’s feature-packed, thanks to a huge community of users and developers that contribute to add-ons. Drupal is powerful enough for nearly any web application.

If you need it, Drupal can probably do it – just how easily is the question. The open-source architecture is code-intensive and inherently patch-work, making it intimidating for beginners unlike DNN. There is an automated installer of Drupal that makes the setup a little easier if you’re having trouble getting the platform to install properly. Administering a website in Drupal can more of a hassle compared to DNN or other CMS platforms, since it’s more intensive.

When people compare DNN and Drupal, they often find DNN works more efficiently in Internet Explorer versus Chrome, Firefox, or Safari.  DNN has the ability to work in just about every browser with no problems. Drupal and DNN are similar in that they are both open sourced and free. Drupal is written in PHP and distributed by GNU. According to w3techs.com, “Drupal is only used by 2.0% percent of the websites in the world.” Drupal is commonly used for a lot of personal blogs and government websites. A majority of Drupal users use Drupal core which has all the basic features of a CMS system.

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Four Season Firewood

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Are you a camper? Do you have a fireplace that you enjoy throughout the winter? How about a backyard fire pit? Maybe you heat your home with wood and need to find a constant and consistent supplier. The bottom line is if you need firewood, Four Season Firewood should be your go-to!

Is Owning Multiple Similar Domains Beneficial?

Is Owning Multiple Similar Domains Beneficial? Read more

When we research potential domain names, we are interested in discovering all of the similar variations that are available for that domain. And when that research is on behalf of a client, we will always recommend that they register several of the domains - or at the very least, the .com and the .net versions. Often, our clients push back and challenge us on our recommendation as every domain carries an annual cost. Continue reading to discover why we stand firm on our recommedation...

impulseGUIDE - International Recognition for Technology

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What do you do when a client gets international recognition – for a software application you developed for them?

You CELEBRATE!

March 17, 2003...twenty years later

March 17, 2003...twenty years later Read more

We celebrate our twentieth anniversary – yes 20th Anniversary – on Friday! I’ve spoken that fact out loud several times and have repeated it in my head countless times over the past few days. I think I’m trying to process and embrace that reality as I recall people, and places, and projects…some of which remain today but others that are now memories.

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