From HTML in Emacs to Drupal Content Management System (CMS)
2,376 views · Published 26 August 2009 · 57:28 · Indexed 18 October 2026
Channel: Doug Sweetser · 2009 · Science & Technology
After a decade of working with emacs to build HTML web sites, a community based site required a move to a content management system. A design was first done quickly on paper. More effort was required to collect all the content. There are many options for a CMS, but I choose to go with the most popular one, Drupal. You will need to spend time learning Drupal. Fortunately DVD based learning is worth the cost. I provide a guided tour through two web sites: drummerfarms.com (for my condo) and visualphysics.org (a research in mathematical physics).
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