I'm an author and speaker and, well, other authors and speakers love WP because of it's many modules related to blog support, etc.
Is there anyone familiar with running Drupal as their own personal blog platform, and if I were to become a well-known blogger, too, does this seem to have any limitations over the "blog-centric" focus of a WP site?
Thank you for taking the time and effort to read my post. I really appreciate it. I was wondering if I could build a site similar to this one: http://www.ihirementalhealth.com/ using Drupal? I just need a place where employers can post job announcement and recruit employees based on prerequisites they post on the website. The idea is to make it easy for employers to recruit the best employees and for employees to find jobs.
I am in the process of building a website that will serve as an online community for a group of activists. I definitely want to build this site on Drupal because it will feature a user registration and other user-to-user features.
I am very new to Drupal and still trying to get a hang of things. I was working on an alpha version for my website and so I went ahead with a simple implementation of the UI pages, focussing on the functionality. Now I have two options, where I can spend a considerable amount of effort and beautify most of the pages by hand. One of my friends told me about Drupal and asked me to check it out.
I could see that the static pages and most of the stuff provided by Drupal would take care of most of my static pages and also make them very very easy to maintain. However once I have a user logged in, I have already created a lot of use cases which are already created and using Dojo widgets. Most of these URLs are rest based and I use flask (a python framework in the backend) with my own database for this data. This is where the core functionality of the site resides. I saw that there is a dojo integration module already available. The functionality I implemented support ajax (most operations are Ajax) and I have a set of wizard functionality etc. all implemented using dojo.