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What is Drupal?
Drupal is a free and open source content management system written in PHP that competes primarily with Joomla and Plone. The standard release of Drupal, known as Drupal core, contains basic features common to content management systems. These include a dashboard with a menu management system, RSS feeds, page layout customization and themes to aid this, and system administration tools. Drupal offers access statistics, more advanced search features, caching and feature throttling (to improve performance if needed), descriptive URLs, multiple users with controllable privileges, access control and restrictions, and workflow tools (triggers). There are over 30,000 addons or modules to expand Drupal's functionality.
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- Joomla!
- Kentico Xperience
- Plone
- Magnolia (V5 and later versions)
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Drupal, a hidden gem in the sea of the content management systems out there, a framework of it's own that goes beyond a common CMS
- WordPress, Forestry CMS and Craft
For Forestry, since it's a Javascript CMS for exposing API, it's quite nice and all but compared to what Drupal can do, is quite limited, if it's just a blog-style website that you are after, Forestry might work as well, note that it's also a paid service.
Craft CMS for sure got a lot of ideas off of Drupal, some of it's main features that they advertise is already in Drupal for years and I have not seen any benefits over Drupal, also it has a smaller community compared to Drupal
An open source CMS with excellent tools!
Drupal is a great open source CMS
Drupal requires a more senior technical team but allows for more complex activities. It's great if you have a medium to a large operation that depends a lot on always having new content deployed on your web pages.
WordPress didn't meet enterprise requirements. That also implied a strong [dependence] towards the IT provider that developed the custom content management system.
Capable Contextual CMS
Need a Content Collaboration Website at Low Cost. Try Drupal!
Drupal is Powerful at Scale
An all-powerful CMS with a steep learning curve
Drupal, the CMS for large, data-rich websites
Customizable, scalable and professional content manager.
Trusted large scale content management system
Drupal for multipurpose websitex
Do you deploy a lot of content daily? Do you have strong technical resources? Drupal 8 might be a fit!
Drupal as a Solution for Clients
Possibly the most powerful and flexible CMS
Drupal works at scale, and is free.
- Squarespace and WordPress
Drupal Can Be Great If You Know How To Use It
QA Analyst's Review of Drupal
Drupal is a good, moderately powerful CMS that isn't too confusing
Drupal is a powerful but complicated CMS
I only briefly looked at Joomla, and I wasn't impressed.
ExpressionEngine seems very nice, but it is not free.
Jekyll is great for websites that can be static, without a database, but updating content requires the users to be able to edit pages manually, as there is no interface for editing. There are some services that offer an interface for editing Jekyll projects for a price.