Joomla vs Wordpress.com VIP comparison

"Joomla is one of the most popular CMSs today."

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"Despite some limitations, Joomla stands out from the crowd and manages to retain its position in the market."

"With a fairly small learning curve for the end user who wants the basics, Joomla is one of the most robust, stable, secure, feature-rich CMSs on the market."

"This CMS lets you create an own website within minutes, no matter if the user has knowledge in coding."

"The speed in which you can take a CMS and make it a full-blown shopping cart with analytics tracking, SEO, user accounts, security, and ease of use through a robust framework of modules and plugins to enhance and promote-related content is about as turnkey as it gets with Joomla."

"One of the most robust, stable, secure, feature-rich CMSs on the market."

"Simplicity and security are basic elements to build a website quickly and safely, and with JoomShaper it was for me even easier."

"The community is enormous and everyone is very helpful, and other people have problems already solved."

"This product has excellent value, and good reward for the purpose."

"If you want a website ASAP, that is also search engine friendly, I suggest you download a WP theme and hire a WP developer."

"No doubt, wordpress.com offers great features from newbies to experts."

"From a website editor point of view: Very simple straightforward CMS easy to use"

"Wordpress is an excellent multi-purpose platform with a wide variety of uses and features, including an incredibly large theme base, an incredibly large plug-in base, that it is written in PHP and HTML5 which is an incredibly extensible language, that it is easily transitionable from server to server, that it works very well as a CMS, and that it is scalable and customizable."

"When it comes time for them to edit menus and navigation to add a new page or article into the menu somewhere, it starts to get a little complex for many users to build these menu items, especially when there are multiple menus being used in different positions."

"Web applications created in Joomla eat up a lot of server resources."

"I would like to see the same sorting and attributes available through the web browser on the JED (sorting by free or commercial license, sort by rating, popularity, etc.) within the back-end Joomla Web Installer when browsing extensions."

"With even basic Joomla, it requires a course."

"Joomla itself seems to be secure, but many add-ons are badly written and allow LFI, RFI, SQL injection and XSS attacks."

"I would like to see more back-end admin power pulled into the front-end, therefore the admins will not have to use the back-end as much, especially for the menu manager, user manager, etc. versus using third-party extensions to achieve this."

"Customizing components is not so easy."

"The code behind a WP theme is not easy to modify in case you need additional features not provided by the theme."

"We are facing issues with outdated plugins and shared hosting security issues, only if WordPress is implemented in dedicated environment it is highly secure."

"As website content and number of visits grow, one does recognize scalability issues for websites on shared hosting."

"No option to monetize the website (Affiliated links or Advertisements)."

"Not really anything, but the plug-in interface into the system is not object-oriented."

"Joomla is open source, therefore free. Only hosting, the time to build it along with the training time is your startup cost."