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Drupal: A Love Story

I presented on Drupal at UNC's An Introduction to Content Management Systems workshop last week. The presentation is geared to people trying to decide between Drupal, Joomla, and Wordpress. I hope that I swayed a few to the Drupal camp!

Drupal: A Love Story

Terrific synopsis of Drupal and why it should be your choice!

Comment by Anonymous on 16 May 2009 at about 19:11.

Very nice!

Nice presentation! But you

Comment by Anonymous on 10 Aug 2009 at about 20:00.

Nice presentation! But you know, I'm just not convinced on Drupal. I don't think it has the most user-friendly interface and there are not as many plugins available for it as WP and Joomla. Willing to give it another try, but so far it's not my favorite.

Yes, me too. Although I like

Comment by Victor (not verified) on 30 Aug 2009 at about 19:22.

Yes, me too. Although I like some of Drupal's plug-ins, I think it's not so user-friendly as compared to Wordpress. Your presentation, however, would convince new web developers to use Drupal, it's a really good presentation.

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