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Hey everyone and welcome to your very own deep dive. This time, um,

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it's all about Drupal, but before we get started, uh,

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want to give a quick shout out to our friends over at safe server.

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You can find them at www.safeserver.de.

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Yeah, safe server. They're the ones who make this whole show possible.

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They really do.

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And they also happen to be experts in all things hosting and digital

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transformation. So if you need a helping hand with any of that,

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you know where to find them. Okay. Now imagine this,

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you want to build a website, but not just any website, right?

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You're thinking something powerful, flexible,

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and definitely not something that locks you into using just one company's

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software. That's where Drupal comes in. Exactly. And for this deep dive,

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we're going straight to the source. Drupal.org.

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It's like the central hub, the heart and soul of the entire Drupal community.

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So let's start with the basics. What exactly is Drupal?

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Drupal is an open source content management platform and that

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open source part. It's super important. Okay. I'm intrigued.

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What's so special about being open source?

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Well, for starters, it means no vendor lock-in,

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which basically means you're not stuck with one company and their rules.

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You're free to use modify and distribute Drupal however you like.

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Freedom and flexibility, two very good things,

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but I bet there are other benefits to being open source too, right?

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Absolutely.

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One of the biggest perks is the amazing community behind Drupal.

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We're talking about thousands of developers all around the world who are

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constantly collaborating, sharing ideas and contributing to the platform.

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It's like having a global team of experts at your disposal.

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That's pretty incredible. So it's not just about the software itself.

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It's about the people who make it all happen.

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Exactly. But let's get back to what Drupal can actually do.

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We're talking about everything from simple blogs to huge community driven

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websites.

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Think about Princeton university using Drupal to build a system tailored to

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their specific needs.

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Wow. Universities use it. That's impressive. Are there other examples like that?

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Tons.

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Yale university uses Drupal to manage their entire online presence,

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making sure everything is consistent and on brand.

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And then you've got UNICEF using Drupal to manage a massive knowledge base across

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190 countries and territories.

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Wow. UNICEF. That's a global reach for sure.

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Any examples a bit closer to home?

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Absolutely.

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The state of Georgia actually runs its entire government platform on Drupal

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serving over 10 million residents.

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That's 80 different agencies all connected through one Drupal system.

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Okay. So Drupal is clearly a powerful and flexible platform,

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but I have to admit it also sounds a little overwhelming.

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Where does someone even begin with all of this?

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That's a fair point, but the good news is Drupal offers different paths,

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depending on your technical skills.

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Okay. That's good to know.

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So what are these Drupal paths we can choose from?

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Well, think of it this way. You want to build a house.

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You can hire a contractor to take care of everything for you,

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or you can roll up your sleeves and get hands-on with the construction yourself.

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Drupal offers similar options.

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I like that analogy. So how does this Drupal construction work?

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You could start with Drupal CMS,

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which is perfect if you're after a user-friendly intuitive experience.

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It's great for marketers, content creators, or anyone who wants to build

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a great website without needing to know how to code.

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So Drupal CMS is like having that contractor who takes care of all the complicated

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stuff, leaving you to focus on the design and content. Exactly.

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You get pre-built tools and features so you can get your website up and running

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quickly. Sounds pretty straightforward. What about the other option?

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The more hands-on approach.

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If you're a do-it-yourself kind of person and want that deep level of

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customization, then you've got Drupal Core. Drupal Core. Hmm.

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That sounds like it's for the more tech savvy folks. What exactly is it?

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Think of Drupal Core as the foundation of the house, the raw building blocks.

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It's incredibly powerful and flexible,

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but you'll need some technical know-how to harness its full potential.

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Drupal Core has this really cool modular structure,

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which means it's built from these individual components that you can mix and

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match to create exactly what you need.

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So it's like Drupal CMS is for those who want to move in ready house and Drupal

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You got it. And no matter which path you choose,

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remember that massive Drupal community we talked about.

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They're there to support you every step of the way.

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It's like having a global team of architects and builders helping you out with your

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Drupal house. That sounds pretty re-atturing,

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especially for someone who's just starting out.

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online forums and even certified Drupal partners who can offer guidance and

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support. It's one of the biggest advantages of being open source.

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The community is constantly working together to make Drupal better and easier

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for everyone.

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That community aspect is really appealing,

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especially for beginners who might feel a bit lost at first.

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But let's talk about something else that can be confusing. Drupal versions.

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Our source material mentioned things like Drupal 11.1.3 and 11.1 von

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XDEF. What's the deal with all these different versions?

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Good question. Like any software, Drupal is always evolving,

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which means new versions are released pretty regularly. Okay.

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So it's like different blueprints for our Drupal house. Yeah.

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Some are finalized and ready to use while others are still a work in progress.

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Exactly. You've got what are called stable releases,

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like Drupal 11.1.3 and 10.4.3.

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These are well tested and actively supported,

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meaning they're a solid choice if you're looking for stability and want to avoid

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any potential glitches. Makes sense, especially for beginners.

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So what about those XDEV versions? What makes them different?

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They're for the more adventurous developers out there who want to test out the

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newest features before they're officially released.

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So they're more cutting edge, but maybe not as stable.

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Development releases might have some bugs or glitches since they're still being

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worked on. But for developers who want to be on the bleeding edge of Drupal

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development, they can be a great option.

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So for someone just starting out,

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sticking with a stable release is probably the best way to go.

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And another super important thing to remember about versions is that Drupal,

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like all software needs to be kept up to date.

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Right. An outdated house is vulnerable to all sorts of problems.

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So I imagine it's the same with software.

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Exactly. And Drupal is no different.

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Outdated versions can have security vulnerabilities that hackers might try to

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exploit. That's scary.

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It makes sure you have the latest security patches and helps protect your website

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from potential threats.

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Got it. So updating Drupal isn't just about getting the shiny new features.

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It's about making sure your online house is safe and sound.

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Precisely. And the Drupal community is very proactive when it comes to security.

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They're constantly on the lookout for vulnerabilities and release updates to

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address them. Remember Drupal 7 reaching its end of life in January, 2025.

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End of life. Sounds pretty dramatic. What does that mean for a Drupal version?

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It basically means that the version is no longer officially supported.

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No more security updates, no more bug fixes. It's like an abandoned house.

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It might still be standing, but it's not exactly a safe place to be.

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Yikes. So once a Drupal version reaches its end of life,

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it's time to pack up and move to a newer supported version.

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Exactly. Luckily Drupal makes it fairly easy to upgrade to newer versions.

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And the community offers a ton of resources to help guide you through the process.

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That's good to know. So they make it pretty user-friendly?

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They understand that security is super important and they want to make sure you

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have the tools and information you need to keep your website safe.

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That makes sense. So we've talked about version security.

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Now what about the actual day-to-day management of a Drupal website?

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How easy is it to actually create and publish content?

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That's where Drupal's content management system or CMS comes in.

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It's designed to make creating,

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organizing and publishing content super straightforward,

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even for people who aren't that tech savvy.

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So you don't have to be a coding wizard to add a blog post or update a page on

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your Drupal site.

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The Drupal CMS has this user-friendly interface where you can easily manage all

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sorts of content, text, images, videos, you name it.

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It's like having a well-organized toolbox specifically for your website content.

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Okay. That sounds much less intimidating than I initially thought.

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What kind of tools are we talking about here?

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Well, you have these things called content types.

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You can create pages, blog posts, articles, events, basically any type of content

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you need for your website.

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And each content types has its own set of fields and settings.

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So you can really customize it.

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And it's not limited to just plain text.

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You can add images, videos, even interactive elements.

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So you can really get creative with it.

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help you manage the entire content creation process.

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Oh, that's helpful.

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So you can streamline everything and keep things organized.

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You can set up different roles and permissions so you can control who has

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access to certain content and what they can do with it.

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That's smart, especially if you're working with a team.

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It keeps things running smoothly.

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it comes to managing content.

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But what about design?

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Can you customize how your website looks and feels too?

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Yeah, that's a good point.

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You want your website to look good too.

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Drupal uses things called themes to control the visual appearance of your site.

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Themes, okay.

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You can choose from tons of free and premium themes, or you can even create

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your own custom theme if you really want complete control over the design.

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So if I want my Drupal website to have a certain look, like sleek and

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modern, or maybe quirky and colorful, there's a theme out there for me.

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You can customize things like colors, fonts, layouts, and even add

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custom functionality to your theme.

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It's like having an interior designer for your Drupal house.

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There we go with the house analogy again.

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I love it.

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It really helps to visualize everything.

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It makes it easier to understand.

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These are like add-ons that can extend the functionality of your website.

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Modules.

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So for example, if I need to add a contact form to my website, there's a module for

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that want to integrate social media.

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So modules are basically like adding extra rooms or special

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features to our Drupal house.

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You got it.

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And there are thousands of modules available covering practically every

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need you can imagine.

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You can add contact forms, photo galleries, event calendars, and so much more.

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can just build it yourself or find someone in the Drupal community who already has.

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The Drupal community is always developing new modules and sharing them with

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everyone.

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It's a really collaborative environment where everyone benefits from each other's

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So even if you can't find exactly what you're looking for, you could be pretty

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confident that someone out there has already solved the problem you're having.

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Exactly. And it all comes back to one of Drupal's greatest strengths, that

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incredible community.

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It seems like we keep coming back to that.

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It is really special.

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They're not just developers.

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They're also designers, content creators, marketers, users, all these people who

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passionate about making Drupal the best platform it can be.

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It's pretty inspiring to see how this open source model brings people together to

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create something truly amazing.

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So we've talked about version security content management design.

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It feels like we've covered almost every aspect of Drupal.

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Yeah, I think we've touched on all the key points, but of course, there's always

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learn. Drupal is this vast and constantly evolving platform with endless

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possibilities.

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Right. It seems like you could have a whole podcast dedicated to just Drupal.

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You probably could, but hopefully this deep dive has given you a solid foundation

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helped demystify some of the jargon.

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I know I've learned a lot and I'm sure our listener has too.

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It's clear that Drupal offers a really powerful and flexible way to build a website,

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whether you're a beginner or a seasoned developer.

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And for anyone listening who might be feeling a little overwhelmed by all of this.

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Remember those folks we mentioned earlier, Safe Server?

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Right.

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They're the Drupal hosting experts and can really help you navigate all the

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different

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options and choices you have.

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They can definitely help you get started.

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For sure.

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Choosing the right modules or even help you put together a custom solution.

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They're like your own personal Drupal Sherpas, guiding you to the summit of your

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website goals.

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Speaking of summits, I think what's so cool about Drupal is its constant evolution.

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There are always new versions, new modules and new ideas popping up all the time.

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It's like this whole digital ecosystem constantly adapting and growing.

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And that's what makes it so exciting to work with.

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You never feel like you're standing still.

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You're always learning, experimenting, pushing the boundaries.

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And you're not alone in this journey either.

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You've got that whole global community behind you, sharing knowledge,

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collaborating on projects, helping each other overcome challenges.

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It's true.

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That sense of community is something really special.

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It's definitely one of the things that sets Drupal apart from other platforms.

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It's not just about the technology.

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It's about the people behind it, their passion for open source and their

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dedication to making the web a better place.

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It's like a big collaborative barn raising, everyone pitching in to

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build something amazing.

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Exactly.

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And that brings us back to what we've been talking about, the power of

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Drupal to empower individuals, organizations, and entire communities.

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It's a tool that can be used to create just about anything from personal blogs

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to huge global platforms, sharing knowledge, connecting people

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and driving positive change.

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So as we wrap up this deep dive, I hope our listeners feeling

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inspired to explore the world of Drupal and see what they can create.

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We've covered a lot of ground today, but as you said earlier,

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there's always more to learn.

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The Drupal journey is all about continuous exploration and discovery.

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Definitely embrace the challenge, connect with that amazing community

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and start building something incredible.

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And if you need a helping hand along the way, you know where to find safe server.

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That's right.

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www.safeserver.de

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Thanks for joining us on this DD dive into the world of Drupal.

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We'll catch you next time for another adventure of the world of knowledge and

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technology.