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Good points; however, this is not only important for startups and new companies, but for the community itself. Drupal has much stronger community than WordPres
by aram 12y ago
Good points; however, this is not only important for startups and new companies, but for the community itself.
Drupal has much stronger community than WordPress & Joomla for example, and I think this has to do with keeping all extensions in one place and discouraging premium ones.
This way all developers can get whatever they need, but because of Drupal's "complexity", you there is way less crappy code written by people who are just passing by, as in WP/Joomla.
- MichaelTieso 12y agoThis seems opinion based. I'd argue WordPress has a much stronger community.
- Jgrubb 12y agoThis also seems opinion based. I'd argue Drupal has a much stronger community ;)
- mikeschinkel 12y agoAnd yours seems opinion based. I'd argue WordPress has a much stronger community in part because is has around 10x more community members. :-p
- nacho2sweet 12y agoI would agree. I work in a large organization that shoves all websites into drupal, and provides our non-technical clients with solutions they don't like using. The Drupal pumpers I always feel are just highly opinionated techno-files, and somewhat insufferable to debate with. I think most are scared of learning new technologies, and none of their opinions are based on developing solutions and workflows that easy to use for their clients or how people surf the web (google it). All the drupal modules are 5 years old, have 30,000 installs, and don't actually do anything nicely that you want them to do. Go find a drupal module that is similar to Yoast SEO. Go find a great responsive template to base your sites design on for that matter. Setup a author-editor-publish workflow that someone who only knows how to use facebook and gmail can work with. Drupal is terrible for clients to manage.