Hey Matt,
That list looks good, though you wouldn't need all of them all the
time. If you have no custom fields or views, some simple sites won't,
then don't install those modules. Same with others on the list, if you
don't need the functionality, don't overload ;-)
The challenge for users going from Wordpress to Drupal is content
editing. Wordpress WYSIWYG is so wonderfully intuitive (I think) and in
Drupal, most clients add HTML tags themselves for the basic stuff.
Uploading images is a chore comparatively as well. If I am just
building a blog, I'd use Wordpress. But for many other things, Drupal
is great. I recommend that you create and install and add some
pages/content, see what you think.
Diana
mattprewett wrote:
Hi,
I see that Nick Lewis posted the following article on 1/4/2010:
http://www.nicklewis.org/40-essential-drupal-6-modules
Are there any other modules that those of you that work with Drupal
6.x regularly deem essential? I develop websites that individuals/
organizations can maintain themselves. I have been using Wordpress
but am wondering if Drupal (appropriately configured) might be better.
Thanks,
Matt Prewett
mattprew...@hotmail.com
http://www.christiantechservices.org
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