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Drupal is a popular CMS open source framework for web development. Seek out here the differences between Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 and experience the benefits of using Drupal.
There are dozens of open source CMS freely available online like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla etc. that can be downloaded by users, various open source CMS have advantages and disadvantages and thus users can select the CMS they need to install depending upon their specific needs. Drupal is one of the widely used Content Management Systems.
Drupal currently supports two versions - Drupal 7 and 8. While it might sound enticing to use the most recent version of Drupal for your next website project, Drupal 7 should also be considered as a contender, depending on the short and long terms needs for your online business.
What planning advice would you give to developers working on a new Drupal 8 project?
When Drupal 6 and 7 were released the advice was to wait until contrib was populated enough before even considering a project with the next version. I think Drupal 8 changes that.
There has been a lot of chatter about Drupal 8. Will Drupal 8 be performant? Will Drupal 8 be easy to develop modules for? Will I have to learn Symfony? I want to address these concerns and explain why Drupal 8 introduces such big changes.
Drupal 8 is mobile first. Every bit of Drupal 8 can be easily managed from your smartphone, with a responsive experience that works well right up to the widest displays. You don't need a separate mobile site.
What's more, if you do have an app, Drupal 8's web services makes it a powerful platform for serving up content to mobile apps, other web applications, or any other place you want the data.
Drupal is an open-source web development framework that provides a wide range of solutions for web development. It is an open-source CMS (content management system) that allows powerful applications or software to add better functionalities to your business.
