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I am planning to build a website for courses online, teachers can create their courses and put their exams, students can enroll, view courses and apply for exams ..
I am a bit confused, to build it with DDN or Drupal ? which is easier and more powerful ?
I have no problem with .NET C# or PHP, although I see C# more easy to code with,
what I need to know, which CMS is better for my case ?
Which CMS is more robust & complete ?
Thanks in advance.
Based on what you are trying to build DotNetNuke will only really give you authentication and basic page creation out of the box. All those other elements will have to be custom coded in .NET.
If you use Drupal 7 you can build majority of that using CCK, Views and workflow without really having to do a ton of programming if you don’t want to.
I have been doing DotNetNuke since 2003 and have developed tons of modules for it, including some publicly available at http://www.dnnspot.com
If I was in your shoes I would do Drupal, but I know both pretty well.
ACTUALLY – If ‘I’ was in your shoes I would do Ruby on Rails now 😉 but … Drupal would work pretty well and you could get alot if not all of this done without slinging much code. Drupal is crazy.