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@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ In January's meeting, we learned about Drupal for big projects. Is there still a
Yes. The same features that make Drupal projects consistent, repeatable and maintainable for large corporations can contribute to an affordable and independent offering for much smaller websites.
Benjamin Melançon from Agaric will tell us all about Drutopia, an ecosystem of Drupal distributions. The project is at a crossroads of the two ways to make the power of Drupal accessible to grassroots groups— solely as a quick-start distribution, or as a cooperative platform that offer an alternative to services like Squarespace or Wix without the black-box, proprietary code business model and vendor lock-in.
Benjamin Melançon from Agaric will tell us all about Drutopia, an ecosystem of Drupal distributions. The project is at a crossroads of the two ways to make the power of Drupal accessible to grassroots groups— solely as a quick-start distribution, or as a cooperative platform that offers an alternative to services like Squarespace or Wix without the black-box, proprietary code business model and vendor lock-in.
Initial description from https://www.meetup.com/Twin-Cities-Drupal-Group/events/267069414/
@ -12,6 +12,8 @@ First question of course is why? We're cold, calculating professionals, every o
Why not WordPress or Backdrop or Ghost or Grav or Jekyll or Hugo? Why not Ruby on Rails or Django? Why not SquareSpace or Wix, for that matter?
Here are some reasons you may want to use Drupal:
* Webforms
* Structured content
* Faceted search
@ -19,6 +21,7 @@ Why not WordPress or Backdrop or Ghost or Grav or Jekyll or Hugo? Why not Ruby
* Development workflow that's not just editing configuration on live
* The possibility of building most any functionality into the site
* The ability to both read and write to APIs, cognizant of your data model
* It's in your control: Libre software and you can choose where to host
* Use what you know
What are your reasons?