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All those non-technical folk were dumped when Drupal decided to go "enterprise" and started to demand composer, docker and VMs to get Drupal going. Jeff Geerli

All those non-technical folk were dumped when Drupal decided to go "enterprise" and started to demand composer, docker and VMs to get Drupal going. Jeff Geerling's series on trying to upgrade his fairly basic blog to Drupal 8 showed what Drupal has become.

treesknees 4y ago
Perhaps I used the wrong term. I really meant for those who are more operationally focused than development. IE you don't need to write code to get a nice Drupal website. I think it's always been the case that if you wanted to get it up in the first place, you needed to know a bit about MySQL, Apache config, and potentially PHP config. Again I haven't touched Drupal in a long time, but sounds like some of those were replaced with newer technologies like Docker, which are still more operationally focused.