Way back when, in the early days of CiviCRM, there were two CMS’s supported, Drupal and Joomla, and CiviCRM’s codebase was complicated, but ran reasonably well. After a few years, the code was greatly improved but also significantly expanded to include a tremendous amount of additional functionality, and thus CiviCRM became a serious server resource hog. Finding hosting that could run it at all was sometimes a challenge and finding a host that could run it well was difficult.
Use Case: Signing up as a New Member
In September 2021 we created a website containing Use Cases that show CiviCRM’s possibilities in combination with different CMS’s.
See our previous blogs on that: Showing it and Showing some more!
Different perspectives
In the set up of the use cases we are showing different types of solutions: