Drupal is a great framework, one I have contributed to for a while and fully support, but it is structured. For a project that requires a quick (hours/day(s)) d

Drupal is a great framework, one I have contributed to for a while and fully support, but it is structured. For a project that requires a quick (hours/day(s)) deployment, I think Wordpress works well because you get the benefit of using a framework with nothing stopping you from completely ignoring all aspects of the framework. Drupal on the other hand forces you to follow some guidance in how you deploy custom modules or make modifications. Sure, you could use complete custom code in Drupal, but it is not as easy to interface with. Wordpress will provide me a window into my custom code and let me hack at every aspect. In its rawest form I end up getting something to manage my blogging, pages, posts, comments, users, etc. all while consuming my hack custom code without issue.