Hello everyone,
I'm happy to join the Backdrop CMS community and take part in discussions with other users and developers.
I've been interested in how content management systems make website development and maintenance easier. A good CMS should provide a straightforward administration experience, flexible content management, and enough customization options to support different types of websites.
One thing I find particularly important is keeping website management simple without sacrificing flexibility. Features such as reusable content structures, responsive themes, reliable modules, and easy configuration can make a big difference in everyday work.
I'm interested in hearing from other Backdrop CMS users:
- What features do you find most useful in Backdrop CMS?
- What improvements would make your website management workflow easier?
- Do you prefer building custom themes and modules or adapting existing solutions?
Looking forward to learning from the community and exchanging ideas!
Thanks!
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What is demoralizing for the maintaineers when someone mentions the flaw of a useless buggy feature? A different opinion should always be a motivation not otherwise. I will mark this one...
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You lost me there. I'm not sure what you mean. Anyway, it's very demoralizing to volunteers who maintain this beautiful (free) project to read your very negative and frequent rants about how...
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You should also mention the design flaw. Even if the bug is fixed, its kind of useless.
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Ah, got it. You are right, this is a bug. I just opened a bug report: https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/7238 Hopefully, this will be addressed soon. Thanks for...
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