Last Modified on June 18, 2025
What Google says:
CMS (Content Management Systems) and PHP frameworks are both used in web development, but they serve different purposes and cater to different needs. CMS platforms like WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal are designed for ease of use and quick website creation, while PHP frameworks like Laravel, Symfony, and CodeIgniter offer more flexibility and control for complex projects
The main diffs are:
CRUD functionality refers to the four basic operations that can be performed on data: Create, Read, Update, and Delete. These operations are fundamental to managing data in various applications, particularly in databases, and are essential for building, maintaining, and interacting with data-driven systems.
For the CMS yoi have the datbase, you may add a post-type but agaib exits the Create, Delete, Update and Modify functionality
For Frame you may have or not the CRUD funtionality, and design the database.
The same is true for registrartion system, CMS has Framework maybe is needed to create.
In the context of an app, a registration system refers to the process where users create an account to access personalized features and content within the application. It typically involves collecting user information, such as an email address or username and password, and storing it securely. This allows the app to identify and authenticate users, enabling features like personalized content, saved preferences, and secure data access.
So, in general means you may write code, for these and other areas like app, SEO, Security e.t.c., also you have to design the Database, keys, indexes and tune the database
The CMS has FREE or Paid plugins from almost all.
The Frame:
- means more work
- maybe more time and cost
But it has