• Hi dear WorPress friends,

    I have a big discusstion with my Boss who wants to choose Typo3 insted of WordPress. Our Website at the time is a WordPress CMS.
    What can I tell him about the Pro and Conta’s of WordPress! Does it have security problems or not?
    Please help me to convinve my Boss to tale WordPress instead of Typo3!

    Thanx
    GM

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  • Andrew Nevins

    (@anevins)

    WCLDN 2018 Contributor | Volunteer support

    You could tell your Boss about the knowledge you, or your team has with the technologies. If you say that “I know WordPress, but I don’t know anything about Typo3”, then that should flag up warning bells.

    I think the knowledge of the team is not that important. I would choose the CMS after knowing what I have to build as a new website. Bigger enterprise websites should be done mostly by TYPO3. I have the experience that if I tell bigger companies that I work with TYPO3 I have a chance to get the job. Working with WordPress makes much more sence if I want to have fast efforts, low costs and most all: If I want to have “blog functionalities”. There are plenty of agencies that can setup a bsic TYPO3 installation, some setting with TypoScript … depends on the given requirements.
    Wordpress themes come with too many options, JS and CSS to bring much nice features – I can’t stand this source code. Small companies, small associations and so on may work with WordPress … that’s okay …

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