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AndiLeni3038yWell. Thanks. I read that WordPress isn't as easy to customize (template design) as it is for the user
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There are some nice looking Laravel based CMS solutions, you might look into them a bit.
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Qchmqs5388yif your goal is to learn programming ditch the idea of a cms, and build something by your own
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Joomla is a better option for learning web dev. Wordpress is more designer-focused in how it works and the clients it attracts.
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JohnnyAl68yDump the CMS idea, it won't help in the long term. If your goal is to get started fast go with MeteorJS
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Umbraco if you're looking for a dotnet CMS. Once you understand how it works converting your HTML template will be a breeze.
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@Artemix that is true. They should have ported umbraco to dotnet core in a year or so. Can't wait to use umbraco on Linux :D
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