Which CMS website is easier to improve?

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trace82014-02-16 13:24:50

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trace8, 2014-02-16 13:24:50

Choosing a CMS for an online store. I will put a template that will need to be finished in the future: expand the functionality and tweak the design. Which CMS wins in this matter? For example, to fix something when linking joomla + vm, you need to pay a lot of money. This is a bad option. Where is the good one?

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Igor Vorotnev, 2014-02-19
@trase8

If the question is put in this way, then WordPress (although not all store engines for WP are convenient) or Magento. As for the cost - the quality work of a good specialist always costs money. The ideal option is to find a good developer, order from him initially, and then gradually finish with him. With this approach, the platform does not play a special role - if a specialist knows this platform well and does everything efficiently, you will definitely not care what is under the hood.

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Vladlen Grachev, 2014-02-16
@gwer

It is easier to improve a site that runs on code that is familiar to the person who will improve. That is, self-written, which the developer will support.

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Vitaly Niksenkin, 2014-02-16
@404666

wordpress

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Jonh Doe, 2014-02-16
@CodeByZen

webasyst