Earlier this month the 1.0 version of Drupal CMS was released. It enhances Drupal core with essential features that experienced developers would typically add if they had unlimited time. Providing this functionality out of the box makes Drupal more accessible to new users.
Drupal CMS dropped earlier this month to quite a bit of fanfare and discussion. I was surprised at how many eyes from the WordPress ecosystem have turned to Drupal for the first time in a long time. I took this as an opportunity to dig into Drupal CMS and was pleasantly surprised. Here’s what I learned.
The average lifespan of a website is three to five years. Government agencies face additional hurdles in keeping up with updates, which often leads to security vulnerabilities and user frustration in a demanding technical climate.