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What is the difference between Joomla and Drupal?
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Answer Posted / mayank drupal developer
Joomla is based on a framework that is made of classes and
objects while drupal don't use the class/object model.
drupal make use of associated array. Drupal provide the
hooks to extends the functionality. It supports the function
and theme overriding on various levels. It has a very big
code base that is very easy to understand.
Drupal has the some modules in pocket that the joomla going
to copy the functionality. One of them is CCK
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