Drupal,CMS Developed in PHP

Drupal is software that allows an individual or a community of users to easily publish, manage and organize a great variety of content on a website. Drupal is best CMS system developed in PHP.It is also known as Website Content Management System.
Equipped with a powerful blend of features, Drupal can support a variety of websites ranging from personal weblogs to large community-driven websites.

Tens of thousands of people and organizations have used Drupal to set up scores of different kinds of web sites, including

• community web portals and discussion sites
• corporate web sites/intranet portals
• personal web sites
• aficionado sites
• e-commerce applications
• resource directories

Drupal includes features to enable

• content management systems
• blogs
• collaborative authoring environments
• forums
• newsletters
• picture galleries
• file uploads and download

and much more.

Is Drupal right for you?

Drupal is a highly configurable, modular CMS in PHP. Before you can answer if Drupal is right for you, consider a couple of questions: Which type of Drupal user are you, and what are your needs?
Below is a list of common user types followed by Drupal features. If the features meet your needs and you have the skill-set required to implement them, Drupal might be a perfect system for you. (See the list at the bottom of this page for more on required skills.)
I'm a Blogger and I need...

• single- and/or multi-user blogs
• to categorize content
• commenting
• trackbacks
• custom style and layout using sample or custom themes
• image and/or other media support using contributed modules (i.e., plug-ins)

Skills needed: end-user, administrator
I'm evaluating Drupal for my organization/company and we need...

• customizable user roles and permissions
• robust security model
• scalability
• to configure and extend functionality to meet specific business needs
• a support infrastructure (documentation, community, etc.)
• to categorize content
• additional features/functionality

Skills needed: evaluator, end-user
I'm a community organizer and I need...

• community members to easily share ideas (blogs, forum, files, etc.)
• members to have tools to help them self-organize
• a site that can evolve as the community evolves (keeping up with the state-of-the-art of interactive web sites)
• a support infrastructure (documentation, community, etc.)
• customizable user roles and permissions
• a site that is safe on the web (security, spam, trolls, etc.)
• a special distribution of Drupal and contributed modules that come preconfigured with community relationship management tools like CivicSpace.

Skills needed: evaluator, end-user, administrator, site developer (to some extent)
I'm a small business owner and I need...

• to set up the site myself
• custom style and layout using sample/custom themes
• customizable user roles and permissions
• a system that is scalable and adaptable to the needs of my changing business
• to categorize content
• a support infrastructure (documentation, community, etc.)
• e-commerce support for
• shopping carts
• premium paid content subscriptions
• to configure and extend functionality to meet specific business needs

Skills needed: evaluator, end-user, administrator, site developer (to a limited extent)
I build or design websites for clients and I need...

• to create a custom look and feel with my own themes
• additional features/functionality
• to easily provide support to my clients
• access to a community of designers and developers

Skills needed: evaluator, administrator, site developer, developer (to some extent)
I'm a programmer and I need...

• a robust, well-designed, modular system that I can customize and extend
  
• well documented APIs
  
• system and architecture documentation and coding standards
  
• access to a community of other developers
  
• a rich feature list

Example developments/modifications done

• Member Payment module based on userpoints module.
  This module is used to distribute profit made by a website to all its members based on their points. It works with the userpoints module. The admin enters in the profit for the last month in the settings page and thus distributes the profit to all its members. The members are not given the money immediately, but their profit accumulates over the months. Then when the profit reaches a particular amount, the admin sends them the payment using paypal or any other payment gateway. The module keeps a track of all the profit made for the previous months and generates various reports to motivate the member and also to motivate new users to become members.
  
  
• Adding a header or footer to items in the RSS feed
  With this module you can add advertisements directly in the RSS feeds of your site. You can have different advertisements for different content types like page, story, articles, aggregator2-items etc. You can also add header and footer to the RSS feed items collected from other sites. It also works well with the totalfeed module. You can even put php codes in the header and footer of the RSS feed, which can call a google adsense block or any other php code.

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