Drupal Software

Good experience!

Pros

The first thing that strikes me is the "free" aspect of the software, very professional and secured. A Drupal instance, from many opinions is considered many times more secured than a WordPress instance. Basic technical skills are required to use Drupal.

Cons

For some widely-used features, Drupal does require a fee. Drupal support also is less common and more pricey.

Pros

The Drupal platform has a clear interface in which we initially just had to navigate. Differs in high stability. The support service actively helps to cope with the difficulties encountered.

Cons

For CMS Drupal, it is an order of magnitude harder to find quality themes than for Joomla or Wordpress. It takes a lot of time and effort to bring the appearance to a normal state.

Building a corporate website

Pros

Once you know how to use Drupal, the possibilities are endless. Drupal is packed with features and you can really accomplish anything.

Cons

If you're not familiar with Drupal, its an excellent CMS but you'll likely have to contract out the work. I think for a do-it-yourself solution there are better systems out there.

Pros

The interface is intuitive and easy to learn for someone who does not have a tech background!

Cons

Installing upgrades can be a lengthy process.

Pros

It is very flexible for creating beautiful and responsive sites that are easy to manage

Cons

It requires a sound background in php development to efficiently manage a Drupal site

Pros

Drupal is very, very user friendly and has a nice clean look for visitors to your site.

Cons

Not being able to see embedded links or videos in the back end is annoying.

Pros

A powerful platform that is able to handle a fairly large number of requests quickly and efficiently. For our company, one of the key advantages of Drupal is fairly simple integration with other CMS.

Cons

The calendar function does not work. To complete the installation, you need additional knowledge, unlike WordPress and Joomla, which almost any PC user can deliver.

Pros

This Drupal platform allows us to do whatever we need. With proper programming knowledge, we managed to bring most of even free plug-ins to perfection to suit our needs.

Cons

Many of the presented modules are already not being supported and have significant flaws. Compared with some other systems, Drupal is slower.

Pros

This engine is open source, so the system is constantly checked and updated by professionals. Very pleased with the functionality and mobility of the application. The modularity of the engine allows you to easily add new plug-ins that enhance features.

Cons

A program that is very difficult to learn, is too powerful and multifunctional, it is impossible for beginners to cope with it. Too active use of the database does not allow for the creation of a website cheap hosting, which can be overloaded and work incorrectly.

Pros

I use the Drupal content management system as a framework for developing web applications. The service provides a detailed analytics system. There is a batch file upload feature. You can integrate large payment systems.

Cons

For me personally, the main drawback of the Drupal content management system is the minimum number of available plug-ins, with which you can extend the basic functionality of this CMS.

Pros

I use CMS Drupal to create small corporate blogs and news projects. The platform offers a large selection of properties when building rubricators. Supports dynamic menu structure. XML formats are supported.

Cons

The content management system of the site does not support additional plug-ins and modules that are used to extend the basic functionality of the admin panel and web resource.

Pros

Drupal includes lot of functionalities and famous for creating and manage many content types. Easy to manage users, media and access levels. If you want to build secured and beautiful sites, use drupal.

Cons

The scripts are not particularly user-friendly and will require an advanced knowledge in php to handle

Pros

In our company, we use CMS Drupal to develop small corporate websites and blogs. The platform offers a large selection of templates for website design. There is a graphic theme editor and full integration with payment systems.

Cons

One of the main disadvantages of CMS Drupal is the minimum number of plug-ins to extend the basic functionality. To implement additional features for the platform, you need to write applications manually.

Pros

Lots of options and extensions available with good community support

Cons

not easy to integrate if you dont have web development knowledge like js and php

Pros

I use CMS Drupal as a “framework” when developing web applications. The system provides a large set of useful tools: the ability to work with XML-formats, the creation of email newsletters, built-in file manager with support for the batch file upload function. On the basis of Drupal, you can create a full-fledged online store.

Cons

Among the shortcomings of CMS Drupal, I want to note the demands of the platform on the technical parameters of virtual servers. While working on large projects, it is often necessary to purchase additional capacity.

Pros

I use CMS Drupal to keep a small corporate blog of our company. The site is based on a free template. Using the built-in visual editor, you can uniqueness any template. The function of sending e-mail newsletters is supported. Blog attendance statistics available.

Cons

The main drawback of CMS Drupal is the lack of free modules for expanding the basic functionality of the site.

As other CMSs shed their original niches and begin to become more general purpose, robust web content platforms, Drupal is quickly losing reasons to exist. At one point it may have been a good choice, but that time may have passed.

Pros

Drupal is a very powerful CMS that can give you really granular control over what your site is going to look like without making you have to dive directly into code.

Cons

Unfortunately, Drupal just isn't as popular as many CMS platforms out there that have tremendous community support with lots of themes, plugins, and answers to be found everywhere.

Pros

Basic equipment allows you to create a simple site that will function quite normally. The source code is open, so the system can be constantly updated and supplemented. It is worth noting that this is one of the most flexible platforms.

Cons

A very difficult platform for ordinary users; only a really good specialist can deal with all the nuances; the rest will have to spend a lot of time on training. On cheap hosting, by virtue of its power, it will not work or will be very slow.

Drupal gets us up to speed on projects quickly. Even though it can be a pain to learn, the effort is well worth it. It's flexibility is remarkable, and the API/de-coupled movement is well represented in Drupal 8. With this framework in place, it allows us to grow and build custom apps without having to upgrade for the foreseeable future.

Pros

Comprehensive CMS.
Powerful, can handle a lot of requests quickly and efficiently.
Great user management.
Consistent upgrade life cycle with clear goals.
Easily create and manage multiple content types.
Crazy customization options for content types and users.
Huge community with a lot of active support and plugins.

Cons

Minor features, like calendar functionality, found in other CMS's simply don't work. Drupal 7 and 8 both have this issue.
Drupal's reliance on nodes can be difficult for a newcomer.
Not the best solution for small sites.

Pros

Drupal can power any number of websites, from extremely complicated to simple portfolios. It's very flexible and open source which means you can extend it almost infinitely.

Cons

Not a lot comes with core Drupal. You have to find and install modules to do even simple things like media handling or text editing (Drupal 7). The learning curve can be incredibly steep, especially if you're coming from a platform like Wordpress.