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I have been using mezzannine. Worth moving to this? What are its advantages over mezzannine? Thanks.
by softinio 11y ago
I have been using mezzannine. Worth moving to this? What are its advantages over mezzannine?
Thanks.
- tomlongson 11y agoI also am interested- we are using Mezzannine, but open to switching if it improves things for our designers + copywriters.
- DanieleProcida 11y agoI'm one of the django CMS developers, but I am not going to start announcing that django CMS is better than this or that other CMS (especially since I haven't even used Mezzanine myself). They do take different approaches, and one approach might suit you better than the other. Mezzanine is a very fine CMS, but is based on different principles and solves different problems. If you want a Wordpress-style package that works in that kind of out-of-the-box way, perhaps Mezzanine is better for you. If you want a system that is more suited to very large sites and integration with third-party applications, probably you're better off with django CMS. (And I hope I have not mischaracterised Mezzanine by saying that.) If you're at all interested in django CMS, try it. If you're a Django user already, you'll find it very easy to install and launch an instance: http://docs.django-cms.org/en/user-tutorial/introduction/install.html http://docs.django-cms.org/en/user-tutorial/introduction/ins.... And if you want to get a quick taste of how it works for the user: http://demo.django-cms.org http://demo.django-cms.org.