Oct 28

Drupal 8 Beginner, Lesson 2: Introduction to Drupal

Filed under Drupal 8

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCW-upiPLqw
What is Drupal? It’s a Content Management System, but also so much more. Drupal is open source and very powerful. It has a massive, worldwide movement behind it. 10,000’s of volunteers create modules, themes and documentation that are all freely available to you.

Find out more about Drupal training by visiting http://ostraining.com/drupal-training.
Learn more about how Acquia can help your Drupal projects by visiting https://www.acquia.com/drupal-8.

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