quote: No wonder why some people still like Joomla after having bad experiences with WordPress. I have seen it many times. There are few main reasons of that.
but then you have not yet had to implement a GDPR-compliant shop with Joomla. for simple websites, Joomla is still a good CMS. But Joomshopping, HikkaShop and VirtueMart, you have to struggle to get it right. Apart from the performance if you use it.
woocommerce we only take up to about 30,000 items, otherwise real shop systems are used. I don't want to run a VirtueMart seriously with more than 3,000 items. But then few filters and no attributes, otherwise you'll die right away.
other Joomla page builders don't bend the basic system that much. For example yoot..., or joompl.... or rc.....
You can use Joomla as usual, there are the posts, posts, the categories, just the categories and the new media manager of Joomla is the media manager (media). They keep quiet and do what they are supposed to do. layout adjustments.