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Im glad Drupal is still thriving, but at a certain point it became discombobulated enough that for simple use cases it made more sense to use WordPress and for
by coderintherye 4y ago
Im glad Drupal is still thriving, but at a certain point it became discombobulated enough that for simple use cases it made more sense to use WordPress and for complex use cases it made more sense to use Laravel. Drupal still holds a great niche for highly collaborative sites and Enterprise CMS. I wonder if it will ever find a resurgence to previous levels of popularity or will slowly fade into those niches.
- yucky 4y agoThis has been our experience as well. Laravel is miles ahead of Drupal and can be used to essentially build anything regardless of complexity. The only current use case I've seen is in legacy situations primarily because some IT dept for a local govt or university "knows Drupal" and so that's where their comfort level is.
- sam_lowry_ 4y agoEU institutions have been building websites on Drupal for around 12 years by now.