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Re:Drupal7 BackDrop Drupal8 Comparison by ausjke on Sunday April 24, 2016 @06:31PM (#11561669)
Spent a few hours on Drupal 8 and disliked it a lot. Will stay with D7 and will try Backdrop. Drupal should really make Drupal 7 simpler instead of overly complicated, otherwise its user base will shrink rapidly and eventually make Drupal itself unsustainable.
Re:Drupal7 BackDrop Drupal8 Comparison by lightlyused on Sunday April 24, 2016 @08:10PM (#11561918)
Drupal 8 is simpler. I've done stuff in it already that took many add on modules in d7.
Re:Drupal7 BackDrop Drupal8 Comparison by ausjke on Monday April 25, 2016 @09:27AM (#11563994)
really? it's slower for sure.

blog modules are gone, ok fine. to remove an installed module, you have remove all of its content first manually, if I have a 1000-node book, to remove book module is pretty time consuming.

I need learn how to install twig/c , APC now, better make the install easier if they become mandatory.

anyway I will stay with D7 while migrating to wordpress, been with drupal for 7+ years, drupal has been in consistent decline since 2009 while wordpress is climbing up, they're too far apart now, sigh

Re:Drupal7 BackDrop Drupal8 Comparison by digitgopher on Sunday April 24, 2016 @07:40PM (#11561849)
The big reason not to stay with D7: it's dying. Issue queue activity has dropped off a cliff in the last 6 months with D8 released.
Re:Drupal7 BackDrop Drupal8 Comparison by lightlyused on Monday April 25, 2016 @06:33AM (#11563413)
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