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>and management of the damn thing is difficult even for the developers among us. Understatement of the year so far. I love Drupal, but since there's no bright
by zecho 15y ago
>and management of the damn thing is difficult even for the developers among us.
Understatement of the year so far.
I love Drupal, but since there's no bright line separating configuration and content, rolling features up from a dev environment to staging to live can sometimes be a nightmare, particularly if the Features and Strongarm modules don't have you covered.
- darksaga 15y agoAgreed. Drupal has an incredibly steep learning curve. I was told to learn PHP BEFORE using Drupal and it's been a huge advantage. I can't imagine a non-developer trying to change some content or add a feature themselves. Drupal is extremely powerful, but would be a nightmare for users used to the WP platform.