PHP Content Management Systems (CMS) have revolutionized web development, offering powerful tools to create and manage websites effortlessly. In "PHP CMS Showdown: WordPress vs. Joomla vs. Drupal" by Grosu Alexandra Elena, three PHP CMS giants take the stage: WordPress, Joomla, and Drupal. Each brings its own set of strengths and characteristics to the table.

1. WordPress

   
   WordPress, the reigning champion, boasts a staggering 43% share of the web, evolving from a humble blogging platform to a versatile CMS. It excels with a user-friendly interface, a treasure trove of themes and plugins, and a supportive community. 
    

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2. Joomla

   
   Joomla, though commanding a smaller portion, is no slouch at 2% of the web. It distinguishes itself with a robust MVC framework, an array of built-in features, and a healthy collection of extensions, offering more control to adept users. 
    

3. Drupal

   
   Drupal, the powerhouse, might only power 1% of the web, but it's known for its complexity and control. Its modular architecture and content management prowess make it a go-to choice for developers seeking fine-grained customization and scalability. 
    

While WordPress appeals to beginners with simplicity, Joomla targets those craving more control, and Drupal caters to advanced users, the choice ultimately hinges on individual project requirements.

Whether you favour WordPress's accessibility, Joomla's sophistication, or Drupal's depth, these PHP CMS platforms continue to shape the web development landscape.