Post #1307459
2025-12-12 19:44 UTC
@elfin I know a lot of those, have tried them.out through the years, and am still testing Grav for my personal site. I heard the other day that Drupal might be turning to the Magic Eightball machine as well, if so that's off the list.
The crunch points for alternatives are a) the ability to migrate an old, multi-user WP site without breaking too many historical URLs and feeds, and b) needing a somewhat familiar backend for most of those contributors to even post stuff... @davidgerard
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@elfin@mstdn.social 2025-12-12 21:21
@haverholm @davidgerard I have problems with the later Drupals ... that's why we forked D7 into backdrop. Also I don't like installing stuff with composer because I'm lazy. D11 is a no-go for me. D9-D10 are OK (still composer. Drupal is rather friendly with WP data. Importing is trivial. But Drupal is programmatically The UNIX Way which gives a good module ecosystem, and comes with the highest learning curve in CMS Land.