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My experience with building products with Drupal 6/7 is that it's great if your use case involves staying within the very rigid boundaries of what Drupal canoni
by na85 12y ago
My experience with building products with Drupal 6/7 is that it's great if your use case involves staying within the very rigid boundaries of what Drupal canonically does. If you need something custom or if you need highly-performant code, you're better off writing it from the ground up, because otherwise Drupal fights you the whole way.
- snowwrestler 12y agoI think developer flexibility is one reason they are making such big changes in the architecture for Drupal 8. That said, well-written custom code should outperform CMS code, because the CMS has to carry more overhead to offer flexibility for more people. That's true of any CMS.