Drupal deserves to be way more popular than it is, given how much better it is for making sites than most other software out there. Most of the time when I mention it to clients (or random people I'm chatting to), they've never heard of it, and those that have tend to think it's difficult to use - which I think is kind of incorrect.

So I've decided to start making video shorts, and I'm starting with making them for people who are curious about Drupal, or haven't heard of it but who might benefit from using it over the other site building options.

If you were brand new to it, would this video help you get started with Drupal? And if I make the next few videos as intros to features (like how to get started making Views), is there anything I should do differently?

Drupal deserves to be way more popular than it is, given how much better it is for making sites than most other software out there. Most of the time when I mention it to clients (or random people I'm chatting to), they've never heard of it, and those that have tend to think it's difficult to use - which I think is kind of incorrect.

So I've decided to start making video shorts, and I'm starting with making them for people who are curious about Drupal, or haven't heard of it but who might benefit from using it over the other site building options.

If you were brand new to it, would this video help you get started with Drupal? And if I make the next few videos as intros to features (like how to get started making Views), is there anything I should do differently?