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Alexey Dzyuba2018-07-19 17:58:51
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Alexey Dzyuba, 2018-07-19 17:58:51

Which CMS is suitable for complex sites (such as booking hotels around the world)?

Hello!
Let's say we have a site like hotels.com . What kind of site should be written on?) Will WordPress, Drupal work? And a follow-up question - is it possible to combine some cms + PHP framework like Laravel?
That is, the functionality of the site should be what it should be - advanced cataloging of entities, taxonomization for them, fastening the functionality with filters (it is desirable that it be out of the box :) ).
Or are such sites made purely on frameworks? I know that Drupal provides ample opportunities, I have worked with it before. Would love to hear an outsider's opinion :)

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ThunderCat, 2018-07-19
@ThunderCat

Sites of this level imply a very serious load (which the CMS, due to its universality, does not pull), not to mention a very specific database structure, where triggers and stored procedures are often used. It is almost pointless to write this on any tsms, it is too much to finish. Plus, there are no options for horizontally scalable architecture in the CMS.
Accordingly, all this is built on frameworks with a good and flexible architecture (in the case of a serious project, everything superfluous is also cut out or written from scratch for the task). Booking com, originally written in pearl, slowly crawled onto Java services, although a large piece still remained on pearl, because it suits most of the parameters.

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Doc44, 2018-07-19
@Doc44

There is no CMS with a very high probability.
For too much there it is necessary to write a unique code.

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nozzy, 2018-07-19
@nozzy


is it possible to combine some cms + PHP framework like Laravel?
Yes, OctoberCMS

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Pan Propan, 2018-07-19
@mgis

do it on wp
rofl

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