The two most prevalent open source CMS solutions used on the Web are Joomla and Drupal

Both of them Joomla and Drupal offer plenty of features for users to customize their websites and they have almost the same functionalities. Both Joomla and Drupal are free and open source Content Management Systems. But each of them has their own strengths, weaknesses and unique features. Each has its own community and user base, as well as a well-maintained repository of themes/templates and plugins/extensions.
Drupal
Drupal is considered to be less user-friendly. It needs a lot of time to get used to it. It is known for its robust code and has varieties of rich add-ons. Drupal is mostly used in many large and corporate business environments. With the advent of Drupal 7, it has gained the reputation of being as user-friendly as a CMS can be. Modules such as Panels, Webform and Views make website creation very simple for the end user, and such features are expected to progress even further in upcoming releases.
Drupal is more of a framework CMS nurtured by a large community of developers. Therefore, Drupal developers grow as fix/create things that matter most to them. The positive point is the loyal community that is always willing to give back to Drupal. On the negative side, more often than not, a newbie to Drupal is greeted by the, “if you don’t find/like it, please feel free to contribute,” condition.
Joomla
Joomla is known for its comfort of use and installation. You do not need any programming experience to build websites using Joomla. It offers a one-click installation for websites, letting you to set up a site within a few minutes. The interface is very user-friendly and it permits new sites to be easily managed and updated with a variety of extensions. It is well suited for small ventures and startups. Joomla attempts to cater to end users, designers and developers alike. The CMS is flexible and customizable, and boasts of a large community, as well as numerous extensions and templates.
With each release, Joomla has shown a steady pace of development. However, there is still a long way to go. For instance, when it comes to out-of-the-box SEO, Joomla lags behind Drupal. While the admin panel lets you do virtually everything — from publishing articles to sending newsletter emails, running a big website with Joomla can get puzzling.
How to Use CMS
Joomla has a great graphical interface and is the most user-friendly CMS. It is the easiest full-feature CMS for the site owner or the webmaster. The admin usability is good in Joomla. Even non-technical people can use Joomla without any effort and clients can be trained to use it efficiently.
In contrast, Drupal is not so easy to handle. You need some technical knowledge to work with or install the modules of Drupal. The admin interface is text-driven and is often confusing to beginners. It is difficult to manage the site when any kind of ACL (Access Control List) is used.
Performance of the CMS
When it comes to performance, Drupal always stays on top. The powerful and coarse structure of Drupal makes it easy to manage any kind of issues.
Joomla lags behind in performance when compared with Drupal.
Security
Joomla offers a dedicated Joomla Development community that offers updates and fixes as soon as problems occur. Your website is secure if you use up-to-date extensions and configure your website properly.
Drupal users subscribe to the security mailing list in order to stay informed of the security advisories. The weaknesses are found and fixed even before they conquer any live website. A survey says that more than 90% of security-based issues are caused by user-made modules and themes in Drupal.
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