Not only am I new to Drupal but I am brand new to making websites or any coding. The NGO I volunteer for was desperate and got me, so I appreciate your patience. We are about 80% sure we want to use Drupal 9/8 but want to make sure we can do it.
Aside from my lack of expertise, our main limitation is money and hardware. I only have two 2GHz 4GB RAM laptops with one standard ethernet connection. I have read what seemed to be the most similar posts but still am not clear on a few things. My specific questions:
I'm wondering which to use, what's the difference and/or advantage as compared to each other versus the traditional WAMP/LAMP/MAMP stack.
Also I change my laptop a lot, at least once a year as I get easily bored but I'm wondering if there was a to have all my developement tools and setup in abundle that is easily transferable from one system to the other without having to do that setup and settings and still have all my database dumb instack (a plug and play ark of sort).
Currently we are using another popular CMS for our website, but we've had lots of issues with it: lack of features without plugins, bad quality plugins advertising premium versions in the admin panel, etc. We would like to make a website from Scratch and are looking for a better solution and so far Drupal looks very promising, it has most of the features we need and doesn't have the downsides of our old system. However, I have some questions that I would like answered to determine if Drupal really is a viable solution for us.
I've got data, which would basically fit into a specific content type .. a few fields (text, int, etc.).
This data, I'd like to display / visualize with filters and best even graphs inside a SaaS / Data as a Service website.
But what I'm searching for, is something like Drupal, only with a Vue/React/Angular basis, ideally with no coding required (just like with Drupal content types and views).
Does anybody have an idea for me on how to do that?
For an intranet project I need forms which can be send by an user to a customer. An user fills out the form as far as possible and sends it to the customer, who finishes the form. Is this possible? Maybe to send a form-link to the customer? The user should have a page, where all the forms were listed he ecreated. Also it would be nice to get a notification, if the form is ready.