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title: Drupal is a content management framework
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date: 2024-04-06
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permalink: archive/2024/04/06/drupal-is-a-content-management-framework
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- software-development
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- drupal
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- php
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cta: d7eol
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Drupal isn't just a content management system. It's a content management framework.
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There used to be a saying:
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If you want to build a website, use <enter CMS name here>. If you want to build <CMS name>, use Drupal.
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I think I've heard it used with all the other content management systems, and it isn't about saying one is better.
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It highlights that Drupal isn't just a content management system - it's a content management framework.
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A framework you use to build your content management system to meet your needs.
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Straight away after installing Drupal, you can create as many content types as you want with as many fields as you want to build as simple or complex a content model as you need.
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You aren't restricted to the default page and article content types or a fixed set of fields.
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That, along with Views - a built-in query builder to build pages and blocks of your content, user login and registration, and JSON:API to allow other applications, such as mobile apps, to access your data, to name a few things, makes Drupal a very powerful option.
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