OK. My two cents on Drupal. The way Drupal is constructed is a work of genius. You need to understand that Drupal was invented in a university dorm before desi

OK. My two cents on Drupal. The way Drupal is constructed is a work of genius. You need to understand that Drupal was invented in a university dorm before design patterns were popular and Dries did an excellent job at creating a content framework in PHP in the days that PHP wasn't even much a language (one can argue further I guess). However, having said that. Because everything in Drupal is so abstracted, to do even the simplest thing, such as adding or modifying a form, as a developer you need to be across such a large extent of sub-systems and naming conventions that the learning curve on Drupal is simply way to high and totally unnecessary. I say this because you shouldn't use Drupal for anything than building websites and if you're building websites then why not do yourself a favor and use Wordpress instead...