Drupal 8.x

Hi all,

Since a few days i installed drupal for some testing reasons. Also i googled the next questions and i searched the community without succes.

So here is my question:

I would like to have a disccusion platform like a forum where users can start a topic. But it would be nice the user have the functionallity to rate the topic by a starr system...

Also it would be nice there is a option that users can put their own picture as "topic title" in some threads... This way should be
awesome for project ratings and other stuff in our organisation.

My firm currently operates two websites and would like to start working on our 3rd website, which will be a significantly bigger project than our previous sites. It will be an industry tool that will be constantly used and will have dozens of APIs. This will be a high end website and needs to be designed as a high end site. I am not seeking an individual or a small shop, I prefer an dealing with a firm of over 15 developers who have a track record of developing productive websites and have excellent references.

Hi!
I searched but did not find what I think I need. Just in case I missed something, I post here to have some advice...

Hi!

I am thinking about porting my apartment listing site to Drupal 8. Just started and realised that there seems to be no way to have a select box instead of a searchbox for taxonomies when creating a page?

If there is, how do I get it?

Do you think it is a good choice of CMS for this type of site anyhow?

Thanks in advance.

I am building a site in Drupal 8. I'm totally new to Drupal but have used WP and Joomla before. I will have around 100 users logging into my site each month to get a personalized report.

Right now I am struggling to understand how to do this. It was rather simple in Joomla, I just added a new category and started filing articles under it. I was then able to set permissions so only the Author could see their own articles.

Hallo,

I've installed a Drupal Site using the Mayo-Theme.
Making minor core uprades easier I installed Drush on in a global installation:
wget http://files.drush.org/drush.phar
php drush.phar core-status
mv drush.phar /usr/local/bin/drush
drush init

drush vset --exact maintenance_mode 1
drush cache-clear all
Didn't do what they should do, so I set my Drupal Installation in Maintenance Mode manualy in the backend, after I cleared cache manualy.