Wednesday, January 16th, 2008 (updated 18 Nov ’09)

Adam Khan | Brighton, England

Extreme Elements TV quits Joomla for ExpressionEngine

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ince Engaging.net doesn’t work with any content management system other than ExpressionEngine, it’s hard to say for sure whether it’s the best. But Florida-based Extreme Elements does — or rather, did: While Engaging.net built one site in EE for the adventure travel company, another agency built a second site in Joomla. After about a year Extreme Elements principal Paul Caswell threw in the towel with Joomla and asked Engaging.net to redo that second site, extremeelements.tv, in ExpressionEngine.