Comparison of Drupal and WordPress
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Drupal and WordPress are both content management systems (CMS) that allow users to manage website content through a database and presentation templates. While WordPress emerged in 2004 and focuses more on blogging, Drupal originated earlier in 2001 and supports a wider variety of complex websites. Both systems have large communities that contribute additional themes and modules to expand functionality, though Drupal sites and developers tend to be more numerous.
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Overview
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