When to Prefer Drupal and Not Word-Press

When in 2007 for the first time people came to know about developing different sites on the internet, almost all the sites were built with WordPress. At the time WordPress was considered as a full-fledged package of blogging platform for content management system. Then the use of admin came to picture where it gives the user a password protected web portal. It is correctly said that everything looks like a nail if hammer is the only tool you have. Gradually people feel the requirement of more content type, an auxiliary Enterprise Level CMS and a wealthier admin skill.  Thus developing a site with Drupal has been started.

Even though we use WordPress as a blogging platform most of the time but still some organization and webmasters use it to manage and handle contents over the web. This platform is however also very easy to use and provides operational functionality that enables people with less coding knowledge to deploy easy websites.

Inexorably, now people started thinking whether to use a more user-friendly blogging platform as WordPress, or else adhere to the traditional CMS framework like Drupal. The following are few advantages of selecting Drupal over WordPress.

It Is Programmer friendly:

Unlike WordPress, a platform designed for bloggers, Drupal is a CMS construction full-fledged package kit. The programmers who actually need the eventual control over CMS functionality will would like Drupal as they can put it up out however they desire, Just from the very starting to the end zone.

Supports community based sites:

When WordPress has a few options regarding the creation of membership sites and the online communities, Drupal however designed in such a way to assist with advanced operating functionality in this area. With the help of Drupal you can add some extra features to the site.

Easy content organization and access:

WordPress has just a traditional type default blog post content type, whereas Drupal gives you the privilege to create custom content types such as ‘podcasts’ as well as ‘news updates’ and conveniently analysis, view, manage and handle those content types.