[Web4lib] Drupal 7

[Jorge Biquez]

Hello.

I have been working with D6 and studying the differences on D7. One 
question came to my mind and I hope it does not sound too stupid....

What are the reasons , with all other options around, that you decide 
to continue working with Drupal?

Yes, I know we all know could have other solutions working from 
previous versions. NO, the question is more profound. What do you see 
or found in Drupal that make you decide continue working with it?

The question is jut in the effort of learning.

For example. A friend told me. Why are you still with Drupal if there 
are other solutions like concrete5 for example? ( 
<http://www.concrete5.org/>http://www.concrete5.org  )

What are your reasons?

I'd love to hear your comments.

Take care all.

Jorge Biquez


At 11:28 a.m. 08/03/2011, you wrote:
>I did a basic analysis of a couple of D6 sites I work on to get a 
>sense of the status of modules we're currently using on the two 
>sites and the availability of those modules (or functional 
>replacements) in D7.  While a good portion of the D6 modules have D7 
>versions that are GA release, alpha, beta, or dev releases and in 
>some cases there is either equivalent functionality in another D7 
>module or in the D7 core, there are still quite a few modules for 
>which there is not an existing migration path.  One of the major 
>roadblocks (for us) is the lack of a D7 version of the 
>back_reference and conditional_fields modules.
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>[mailto:web4lib-bounces at webjunction.org] On Behalf Of Cary Gordon
>Sent: Tuesday, March 08, 2011 12:26 AM
>To: Maida Scott
>Cc: Web4lib at webjunction.org
>Subject: Re: [Web4lib] Drupal 7
>
>We have started to build sites in Drupal 7. Our test is whether we
>believe that the modules required by the site will be available by the
>time the site is scheduled to go live. On sites with a six month to
>launch horizon, we feel that most of the "big" pieces will be in place
>and we can begin development with dev modules. With a 60 day timeline,
>we will stick to D6 unless every module we need is ready for
>production now, or we can launch without full functionality.
>
>Exceptions include, on the go side, clients with the resources to take
>a module over the hump, if needed, and on the no-go side, sites that
>require i18n.
>
>Cary
>
>On Fri, Mar 4, 2011 at 4:59 PM, Maida Scott
><Maida.Scott at pueblolibrary.org> wrote:
> > Since our redesign efforts fell in line with the lastest release of
> > Drupal, I made the decision to go ahead with Drupal 7, to avoid the
> > headache of upgrading later.
> >
> > Is anyone else out there using/upgrading to Drupal 7?
> >
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