I have been using e107 for over 10 years for a variety of different web sites. The main reason for selecting e107 was because it is very easy for non technical people to administer. It has a comprehensive range of add on plugins available extending its usability and increasing the number of applications e107 can be used for. Another consideration is the depth of security which the developers attain.

I stumble with e107 in mid's 2000's, when i wanted to create a community portal for my personal hobby site. I've tested several, among Drupal, Joomla, Concrete, Wordpress, SimpleCMS, and almost everything Google could throw at me. In the end I ended up with e107 v1.x because it really fits me and allowed me to do what I want. Today my site is a full functional v2.x one, managing a insane amount of images in a custom made plugin, that couldn't be possible with other CMS.

When I stumbled on e107 in 2013, I couldn’t believe my eyes. I had tried almost all available CMS to find a replacement for my UN Nuke sites for 5 years. e107 was so familiar, like to get back after long time to family. I saw that great potential and I couldn’t resist. e107 is addictive. If you start to customize it, to make plugins or themes, if you find some of its hidden gems, you feel like you're a professional programmer, even if it's just a hobby.

I was introduced to e107 in the early years of 2000 by my boss at my former workplace. I really liked it for it simplicity and ease of use for people with little or no coding skills. With e107 one can do powerful stuff without coding. The community is amazing with many people who are willing to help out if one is stuck on a technical issue. As more people see this powerful CMS and its simplicity and easyness the community will grow.

In 2007 I came across e107 while also checking out other CMS. At that time, it was one of the best. As a novice to web development, I could understand most of how to code themes, and plugins for e107, the admin area was easy to understand, and manipulate plugins, and themes was easy. Today, I've worked with other CMS's and now e107 v2 is still the best CMS to date that is easy to use, and easy to develop new plugins for. I've worked on 20 websites that use e107, and I can't wait to work on many more.

I highly recommend e107 as a CMS purely for its ease of use and features. It has everything you need to set up and run a website. The admin interface is simple to navigate and easy to understand with a number of management options and tools. I have been running a community site for a number of years that consists of over 2,500 news items. I find this site easy to maintain and cannot think of any extra features that I require from what is already offered. If you're looking for a CMS I'd suggest that you try e107.