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    copied!<p>I highly recommend Drupal. It is very simple (also internally codebase is small and clean) it has dosens of possibilities and tremendous support. Once you start with Drupal you will never go to anything else.</p> <p>Note that I'm not connected with Drupal staff, I've just created dosens of Drupas sites and many of them in just a minutes. My last one took me 2 hrs, see it here <a href="http://iPadDevZone.com" rel="nofollow">http://iPadDevZone.com</a></p> <p>UPDATE #1:</p> <p>It really depends on your DB schema complexity. The best case is that you just use CCK module (part of core now) and create your node type. Node is Drupal name for content. All you do is just web admin your node type fields (text, image, numbers, dates, custom, etc). Then, if user creates content with this node type he/she can enter all the fields which are stored in separate db table fields. This is however hidden for you - if you wish not to know about it - it is just a web gui. Then you choose how the node is presented, which properties as shown and where. </p> <p>Watch videos in CCK resources section in the bottom of this page: <a href="http://drupal.org/project/cck" rel="nofollow">http://drupal.org/project/cck</a></p> <p>If you need to do some programming then it is also very easy to use so called PHP code sniplets which are entered as part of your content (node) and executed when the page is displayed.</p> <p>Drupal has node revisions built in the core. You can see all the versions and roll back if you wish.</p> <p>You can set the permissions in quite granular level so you can control what your users may or may not.</p>
 

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