Joomla or Croogo?
I am deciding which CMS to use for a new application. It is either Joomla or Croogo but I need some advise on available resources online (tutorials, extensions etc) vs familiarity with framework.

I have used Joomla but never developed anything for it. Whereas I have developed with CakePHP framework and the only CMS I find reliable is Croogo.

I need to complete my new project (from design to code) in a fairly short amount of time (about 3-4weeks) so I was thinking of going for Joomla due to the resources available. But
, I will need to learn how to develop with it in case I need some customizations or modify existing extensions if need to. 

My worries are whether the errors/issues that may come along will slow me down as I am not familiar with how the code works. And with Joomla 1.6 release, old extensions are being converted. 

I don't mind learning Joomla if it's easy and wouldn't take long.

Using Croogo on the other hand seems like a safer decision but I will need to develop quite a few things from scratch.

Here are my comparisons:

Joomla
+ Lots of resources online
+ Should save time
- Never developed with it before
- Some say the MVC pattern is not good?

CakePHP
+ Familiar with the framework
- Not as many resources online

Which would be a better choice?

Joomla or Croogo?
===

I am deciding which CMS to use for a new application. It is either Joomla or Croogo but I need some advise on available resources online (tutorials, extensions etc) vs familiarity with framework.

I have used Joomla but never developed anything for it. Whereas I have developed with CakePHP framework and the only CMS I find reliable is Croogo.

I need to complete my new project (from design to code) in a fairly short amount of time (about 3-4weeks) so I was thinking of going for Joomla due to the resources available. But
, I will need to learn how to develop with it in case I need some customizations or modify existing extensions if need to. 

My worries are whether the errors/issues that may come along will slow me down as I am not familiar with how the code works. And with Joomla 1.6 release, old extensions are being converted. 

I don't mind learning Joomla if it's easy and wouldn't take long.

Using Croogo on the other hand seems like a safer decision but I will need to develop quite a few things from scratch.

Here are my comparisons:

Joomla
+ Lots of resources online
+ Should save time
- Never developed with it before
- Some say the MVC pattern is not good?

CakePHP
+ Familiar with the framework
- Not as many resources online

Which would be a better choice?
