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Re: Becoming a Drupal Ace
Submitted by Gavin Doolan (not verified) on Mon, 2008-08-04 19:46.
Interesting read, I came to Drupal from Joomla myself, got sick of its flakiness and decided I needed a real solution and the ability to keep 1 code base updated for all my websites. As a solo web developer / designer this is a huge benefit, I don't have time to update every single website's code base and diagnose problems.
I also found that Mambo / Joomla is not very flexible in terms of structure, I can tell Joomla / Drupal sites just by looking at them. There very rigid, where as with Drupal its often quite difficult to tell which sites run it. Its so flexible and open to change but that's it strength.
I too have thought about setting up a site such as this, however for now I don't have the time to give it a serious go. I'd like to offer Drupal theme's too, as I'm more a designer than a coder. However will wait and see the reaction to my current site and take it from there.
Cheers,
Gavin.
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