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Thanks for sharing a positive experience! As a user, have you tried any similar CMS offerings at all? Either a totally WYSIWYG page builder like Wix/Squarespac

Thanks for sharing a positive experience! As a user, have you tried any similar CMS offerings at all? Either a totally WYSIWYG page builder like Wix/Squarespace, modern Wordpress with the block editor, a headless CMS, etc.? Just wondering what your experience is... like is Drupal just "good enough" so you never wanted to switch, or did you investigate several options and choose Drupal because it's better in some way?

muppetman 3y ago
Yeah I've got a WordPress blog I self host as well. Having seen how well it's matured I wish I'd picked it back in 2003-4 when I switched. I've also had a good play with Hugo which I absolutely love. I tried to export my Drupal site to it, but all my old shortlinks broke and it doesn't support making some posts private and available to only some people etc. So in the end I've stuck with Drupal, I know most of its warts. The key thing is not to use many 3rd party modules, because often they will hold you back from upgrading to the next release until they are upgraded, if they ever are. Now I stick with mostly core modules except for a few I need for other features I require (mostly making some posts needing you to be logged in to view)
- aryonoco 3y ago
  You might want to also check out memos. Nothing like Drupal or WP, but for saving notes/entries/memos and having a very simple system to make some posts public, some only shared with a small group, and some completely private, it's a very elegant system. https://github.com/usememos/memos https://github.com/usememos/memos