Was healthcare.gov built with Drupal? I know lots of DC/Political sites are build using it (a horrid platform in my opinion). All I can find is the team is kn

Was healthcare.gov built with Drupal? I know lots of DC/Political sites are build using it (a horrid platform in my opinion). All I can find is the team is known for using it: http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/06/healthcaregov-code-developed-by-the-people-and-for-the-people-released-back-to-the-people/277295/ http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/06/health... EDIT: Looks like they went custom While Jekyll eliminates the need for a full-blown content management system for Healthcare.gov (and with it, related costs) people managing the site still need to be able to update it. That's where Prose.io comes in. Prose.io is an open-source content editor developed by Development Seed that gives non-programmers a clean user interface to update pages. "If you create content and run Jekyll, it requires content editors to know code," said Cole. "Prose is the next piece. You can run it on your on own servers or use a hosted version. It gives access to content in a CMS-like interface, basically adding a WYSIWYG [What You See Is What You Get] skin, giving you a text editor in the browser." To non-technical users, Prose.io looks much like the standard "What you see is what you get" interface, familiar from Wordpress or Microsoft Word, with a couple bells and whistles, such as mobile editing.