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Drupal

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A free tool for building and managing websites
  • proper noun
  • Specialized
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  • We are meticulous experts in Drupal and how to leverage the web for business, outreach, and data collection.
  • Drupal maintainers
  • Drupal content
  • Drupal content management

Examples

  • The website was built using Drupal, allowing for easy content updates and management.

  • Together with the Drupal community, this person could change the way the world builds websites.

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  • You already know Drupal is capable of doing almost anything... for a price.

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  • So, we both planned to investigate Drupal further in the near future.

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  • Today, we are announcing an important leadership transition at the Drupal Association.

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  • But what about those looking to leverage Drupal on a tight budget and timeline?

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  • More and more savvy organizations are going with Drupal for content management, and it's no mystery why.

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  • We will debunk some of the common myths about Drupal design and development.

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  • I'm gratified to have been able to observe the Drupal Association's growth over the past years.

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  • We discuss Linux Journal's special Drupal-only issue, the increasing length of the Drupal release cycle, and Open Atrium 2.0's roadmap.

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Synonyms

Joomla
vsDrupal
  • Texting
10 6.7

A free program for building and managing websites

emphasizes a large global community and wider popularity rather than just software

Surface Forms

Drupal main

Etymology

Drupal comes from the Dutch word druppel meaning 'drop', and a helpful way to remember it is to think of many small 'drops' — modules, pieces, and people — coming together to build a whole website, which is what the Drupal system and community do.