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| In this tutorial, we will learn about: | | In this tutorial, we will learn about: | ||
− | + | '''Content Management System''' | |
− | + | '''Drupal''' | |
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− | |Salient features of '''Drupal''' and | + | | |
− | + | Salient features of '''Drupal''' and | |
+ | Overview of this series. | ||
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− | | First let us understand what is '''Drupal'''. '''Drupal''' is a free and '''open source Content Management System (CMS)'''. | + | | First, let us understand what is '''Drupal'''. '''Drupal''' is a free and '''open source, Content Management System (CMS)'''. |
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| What is a '''CMS'''? | | What is a '''CMS'''? | ||
− | + | It is not like the old days where we have several html files, uploaded on a server. | |
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− | |In the traditional way, each webpage has its own html file. | + | |In the traditional way, each webpage has its own '''html''' file. |
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|Now it is very different. | |Now it is very different. | ||
− | + | Each '''page''' is constructed using various components. | |
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− | | | + | |or a customer buying something from Singapore. |
Each of you could see a different '''page'''. | Each of you could see a different '''page'''. | ||
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− | |Drupal is one such CMS that is open source, meaning the code is freely available. | + | |Drupal is one such CMS that is '''open source''', meaning the code is freely available. |
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− | |It is said that in '''Drupal, '''you | + | |It is said that in '''Drupal, '''you “Come for the code, stay for the community”. |
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− | | | + | | Let me list out the top 10 features of '''Drupal'''. |
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|Number 1: | |Number 1: | ||
− | + | '''Drupal '''is free and completely '''open source'''. | |
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− | |Even if you’re a developer, | + | |Even if you’re a developer, Drupal is very useful. |
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| Number 2: | | Number 2: | ||
− | + | '''Drupal''' is flexible. | |
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− | |'''Drupal''' works well with sophisticated websites that require many different custom data structures. | + | |'''Drupal''' works well with sophisticated websites that require many different custom '''data structures'''. |
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− | + | '''Drupal''' is mobile-ready. | |
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− | + | '''Drupal''' is fantastic for big projects. | |
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− | |From the '''whitehouse.gov''' to '''weather.com '''and '''Dallas Cowboys,''' Drupal can handle any project. | + | |From the '''whitehouse.gov''' to '''weather.com '''and '''Dallas Cowboys,''' '''Drupal''' can handle any project. |
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− | | Also,'''Drupal''' allows site editors to add tags, descriptions, keywords and human-friendly '''URLs'''. | + | | Also, '''Drupal''' allows site editors to add tags, descriptions, keywords and human-friendly '''URLs'''. |
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− | |'''Drupal''' keeps our site safe with regular security updates, hash passwords, | + | |'''Drupal''' keeps our '''site''' safe with regular '''security updates, hash passwords''', |
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− | | | + | | Text format '''permissions''' restricting user input and a lot more. |
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− | |There are '''Drupal''' | + | |There are '''Drupal events''' all over the world. |
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− | |Local events are called '''Drupal''' | + | |Local events are called '''Drupal camps'''. |
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− | | In this tutorial series, we will learn the following topics- | + | | In this tutorial series, we will learn the following topics- |
How to install '''Drupal'''. | How to install '''Drupal'''. | ||
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− | |We will show how to install '''Drupal '''and other associated software. | + | |We will show you how to install '''Drupal '''and other associated software. |
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− | | We will also create a simple website content as though you are editing it in a word processor. | + | | We will also create a simple website content as though you are editing it in a '''word processor'''. |
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− | | They are relationships between content, programmatic formatted display of several contents | + | | They are relationships between content, programmatic formatted display of several contents and so on. |
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− | |How to''' extend | + | | How to''' extend Drupal'''- |
The second most powerful feature of '''Drupal''' is '''Modules '''or '''Extensions'''. | The second most powerful feature of '''Drupal''' is '''Modules '''or '''Extensions'''. | ||
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− | |As mentioned before, there is a '''Module''', like an app, for almost any feature you require. | + | |As mentioned before, there is a '''Module''', like an '''app''', for almost any feature you require. |
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− | |How to''' layout''' the site- | + | |How to''' layout''' the '''site'''- |
Once the basic content and features are ready, we need to make a beautiful display of it. | Once the basic content and features are ready, we need to make a beautiful display of it. | ||
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− | |Like '''Modules''', the layout or '''Themes''' are also available as community contributions. | + | |Like '''Modules''', the '''layout''' or '''Themes''' are also available as community contributions. |
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− | |Unlike other single user oriented '''CMS''', such as '''WordPress, Drupal''' is often used in situations where different users to do different things in the website. | + | |Unlike other single user oriented '''CMS''', such as '''WordPress''', '''Drupal''' is often used in situations where different users to do different things in the website. |
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− | |In '''people''' | + | | In '''people management''' part, we will learn how to set up different roles and give them different '''permissions'''. |
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− | |How to properly manage the site; | + | | How to properly manage the '''site'''; |
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+ | Finally, in the last part, we will learn how to manage the code of '''Drupal'''. | ||
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− | | | + | | It is also helpful to get new features to make the '''site''' more user friendly. |
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| Let us summarize. | | Let us summarize. | ||
In this tutorial, we have learnt about: | In this tutorial, we have learnt about: | ||
− | + | Introduction to '''Drupal''' | |
− | + | Salient features of '''Drupal '''and | |
− | + | Overview of this '''Drupal''' series. | |
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− | | This video is adapted from '''Acquia '''and '''OSTraining''' and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. | + | | This video is adapted from '''Acquia '''and '''OSTraining''' and revised by '''Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay'''. |
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− | | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture Government of India. | + | | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture, Government of India. |
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Latest revision as of 12:52, 7 October 2016
Time | Narration |
00:01 | Welcome to the spoken tutorial on “Overview of Drupal”. |
00:06 | In this tutorial, we will learn about:
Content Management System Drupal |
00:13 |
Salient features of Drupal and Overview of this series. |
00:19 | First, let us understand what is Drupal. Drupal is a free and open source, Content Management System (CMS). |
00:30 | What is a CMS?
It is not like the old days where we have several html files, uploaded on a server. |
00:40 | In the traditional way, each webpage has its own html file. |
00:47 | Now it is very different.
Each page is constructed using various components. |
00:55 | Each of the component can come from different places. |
01:00 | These components are assembled on the fly, using some programming logic. |
01:06 | So, depending on where you are viewing, say a desktop or a mobile, it could be different. |
01:14 | It can also change depending on who is viewing it from where.
You may be a student viewing it from India, |
01:23 | or a customer buying something from Singapore.
Each of you could see a different page. |
01:32 | CMS is the program behind this presentation logic. |
01:37 | It uses various programming functionalities such as PHP, Ajax, Javascript etc. |
01:47 | All CMS usually use a database to store information content without any formatting. |
01:55 | The formatting of content is done separately. |
02:00 | CMS makes even non-technical users to manage a website easily. |
02:07 | Drupal is one such CMS that is open source, meaning the code is freely available. |
02:15 | Anybody can download and change it. |
02:18 | Drupal was founded in 2000 by Dries Buytaert, when he was a student. |
02:24 | Since making it open source, several thousands of people have helped in modifying the code. |
02:32 | They then give it back to the community with small improvements. |
02:37 | Drupal community is one of the largest and closely knit open source community. |
02:43 | This community has developers, site-builders, volunteers who make Drupal what it is today. |
02:51 | It is said that in Drupal, you “Come for the code, stay for the community”. |
02:58 | May be, you will stick to the community for the same reason. |
03:02 | Let me list out the top 10 features of Drupal. |
03:06 | Number 1:
Drupal is free and completely open source. |
03:11 | Anybody can download the source code and modify it. |
03:15 | Even if you’re a developer, Drupal is very useful. |
03:20 | Number 2:
Drupal is flexible. |
03:24 | Drupal is one of the most adaptive systems available today. |
03:28 | Drupal works well with sophisticated websites that require many different custom data structures. |
03:35 | Developers use it as both CMS and as a broader web development platform. |
03:42 | Number 3:
Drupal is mobile-ready. |
03:46 | We can view and administer every page on our Drupal site, from any mobile device we choose. |
03:54 | Number 4:
Drupal is fantastic for big projects. |
04:00 | From the whitehouse.gov to weather.com and Dallas Cowboys, Drupal can handle any project. |
04:08 | Drupal shines with more complex websites. |
04:12 | It’s one of the best solutions for people who want to build a feature rich website. |
04:19 | And it’s also highly suitable for large enterprises. |
04:24 | Number 5:
Drupal is friendly, social and searchable. |
04:29 | Drupal helps people find my site and my content. |
04:34 | Also, Drupal allows site editors to add tags, descriptions, keywords and human-friendly URLs. |
04:45 | Number 6:
Drupal is safe and secure. |
04:50 | Drupal keeps our site safe with regular security updates, hash passwords, |
04:57 | session IDs that change when permissions change, |
05:01 | Text format permissions restricting user input and a lot more. |
05:07 | Drupal takes security very seriously. |
05:11 | Number 7:
We can extend our Drupal site by using thousands of Modules that add features to the Drupal site. |
05:18 | Think of any feature and somebody has mostly built a Module and made it available free. |
05:27 | We can have multiple Themes or versions of a Theme on the same site.
And yet, have complete control over the visual presentation of your website data. |
05:40 | Number 8:
If you need help, there is a helpful community around Drupal and it is huge! |
05:48 | There are Drupal events all over the world. |
05:52 | Local events are called Drupal camps. |
05:55 | And every year, there are major DrupalCons all around the world. |
06:01 | There are very active Forums, User Groups and IRC chats dedicated to Drupal support. |
06:08 | Number 9:
There are some very large and experienced companies around Drupal. |
06:15 | Acquia, partner for this series, is the largest Drupal company. |
06:21 | In India, there are more than sixty Drupal service companies. There are also hundreds of freelancers who know Drupal. |
06:32 | Number 10:
Drupal is everywhere. There are over 1.2 million websites at the time of this recording. |
06:40 | Drupal runs 3 percent of the entire web and 15 percent of the top ten thousand websites. |
06:50 | Drupal is highly popular with governments, education, non-profits and large enterprises. |
06:58 | In this tutorial series, we will learn the following topics-
How to install Drupal. |
07:04 | We will show you how to install Drupal and other associated software. |
07:10 | Almost anybody can do this, you need not be Linux or Windows administration savvy for this. |
07:18 | The content workflow-
Here, we will learn how the basic content of a website is organized within Drupal. |
07:26 | We will also create a simple website content as though you are editing it in a word processor. |
07:34 | Then we will learn some of the powerful features that make Drupal unique. |
07:40 | They are relationships between content, programmatic formatted display of several contents and so on. |
07:49 | How to extend Drupal-
The second most powerful feature of Drupal is Modules or Extensions. |
07:56 | As mentioned before, there is a Module, like an app, for almost any feature you require. |
08:05 | Given that there are tens of thousands of Modules, we will show you how to select a Module for your purpose. |
08:13 | How to layout the site-
Once the basic content and features are ready, we need to make a beautiful display of it. |
08:24 | In the layout part, we will learn how easy it is to change the look and feel of the website. |
08:31 | Like Modules, the layout or Themes are also available as community contributions. |
08:38 | How to manage people- |
08:40 | Unlike other single user oriented CMS, such as WordPress, Drupal is often used in situations where different users to do different things in the website. |
08:53 | In people management part, we will learn how to set up different roles and give them different permissions. |
09:01 | How to properly manage the site;
Finally, in the last part, we will learn how to manage the code of Drupal. |
09:11 | It is important to keep the site updated for security and stability. |
09:17 | It is also helpful to get new features to make the site more user friendly. |
09:24 | With this, we come to the end of this tutorial. |
09:28 | Let us summarize.
In this tutorial, we have learnt about: Introduction to Drupal Salient features of Drupal and Overview of this Drupal series. |
09:41 | This video is adapted from Acquia and OSTraining and revised by Spoken Tutorial Project, IIT Bombay. |
09:51 | The video at the following link summarizes the Spoken Tutorial project. Please download and watch it. |
09:59 | The Spoken Tutorial Project team conducts workshops and gives certificates to those who pass online tests. For more details, please write to us. |
10:11 | Spoken Tutorial Project is funded by NMEICT, Ministry of Human Resource Development and NVLI, Ministry of Culture, Government of India. |
10:24 | This is Varsha Venkatesh, signing off. Thanks for joining. |