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hey ronan =) I just came here to say the same thing. However, I dont think Drupal is right for most small projects either. I think Drupal's ideal use case is

hey ronan =) I just came here to say the same thing. However, I dont think Drupal is right for most small projects either. I think Drupal's ideal use case is when you have a small community site where you will have many people creating and curating content. Anything smaller, and you can probably get away with Jekyll or some other static site generator. Anything bigger, and you need to look at building a custom app in django, rails or my current fav.. node.js.

hunvreus 14y ago
What I meant was that a small-ish site with a bunch of writers (community or not) would probably fit. We're suckers for Jekyll, node.js and Python, so not really looking back. There are use cases for Drupal, just probably not the kind of things we'd get involved with. I think the overall state of the ecosystem and community is more of an issue for me than the technical considerations.