VbJournal vs vb Drupal (CMS+Blogs)

[stryka]

Ultimately, the main question is what is the difference between the two?

Here is my quick summary after reviewing several posts for the two... can someone provide their own inputs so i can make a decision...

VbJournal =
PROS: blog only
CONS: beta

vbDrupal =
PROS: Final, proven backgound, blog capability and other features
CONS: additional strain on CPU for heavy sites (unless this has been fixed)

[BigSoccer Tech.]

For what it's worth we custom built a blog integrated with vb. Its in beta on a live site (www.zumper.com) and has some clinks to work out - primary the predefined "blocks" that you can put on your page. But we'd love your feedback and the more testers the better...

[AdminNation]

Originally Posted by stryka

Ultimately, the main question is what is the difference between the two?

Here is my quick summary after reviewing several posts for the two... can someone provide their own inputs so i can make a decision...

VbJournal =
PROS: blog only
CONS: beta

vbDrupal =
PROS: Final, proven backgound, blog capability and other features
CONS: additional strain on CPU for heavy sites (unless this has been fixed)

Personally, we'll be using vbJournal for now as, most of the features in vbDrupal are already done better by our other hacks, or are of no use. However, I'm looking into having an associate of mine port the Wordpress bridge hack from 3.0.x, so we're hoping to switch to that soon.

[R1D1]

This two things you cant compare. Well you could. But they're playing not in the same league.

Drupal is a fullsized modular CMS. Fully hooked for expansions. Has a very clever right-management and so on.

But if you only want to put some little bloggin on your forum, it's a bit oversized!

Drupal is the best free CMS, I ever found. And I tryed a lot of stuff.

Drupal is no Blog-Engine. There's just a little module, that gives you all you need to blog and to host blogs and so on.

Check the module-lists on http://drupal.org/project/Modules and see, whats the difference. Should be clear at the moment you read the list...