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Getting Started with Drupal

Steve Buchanan

Content management systems (CMS) continue to be adopted at a fast rate. This course will teach you how to get started with Drupal, understanding where and how to host it, how to install it, and its general configuration.

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Content management systems (CMS) continue to be adopted at a fast rate. This course will teach you how to get started with Drupal, understanding where and how to host it, how to install it, and its general configuration.

Startups, enterprises and more continue to adopt content management systems at a fast rate with Drupal being one of top 10 CMS’s in the market. Drupal is a top choice for startups and enterprises, for web apps, marketing tools, e-commerce, or even a company’s main website. In this course, Getting Started with Drupal, you’ll learn its many uses, features, and tech stack. First, you’ll explore how to host it. Next, you’ll learn how to install it. Finally, you’ll discover its general configuration. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Drupal needed to get started with this popular content management system.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Preparing for Drupal
Creating a New Drupal
Setting up Your Drupal
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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Introduces one of the top ten CMS in the industry
Explores Drupal's many applications, including web apps, marketing tools, e-commerce, and company websites
Builds a strong foundation in Drupal for beginners

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Learners who complete Getting Started with Drupal will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Web Developer
As a Web Developer, you will design, build, and maintain websites. You will start by learning to host and install Drupal. Once installed, you will learn to configure it, an essential task for any Web Developer.
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Content Management Systems (CMS) Specialist
CMS Specialists implement and maintain CMSes for clients. Getting Started with Drupal will build a foundation for working with Drupal, a popular CMS that is used by a range of companies.
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Computer Programmer
Computer Programmers create and modify computer programs. Those working with Drupal must host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help Computer Programmers build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Information Technology (IT) Manager
IT Managers oversee the implementation and maintenance of computer systems. Those working with Drupal will need to host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help IT Managers build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Systems Administrator
Systems Administrators are responsible for the maintenance and security of computer systems. Those working with Drupal will need to host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help Systems Administrators build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Web Designer
Web Designers are responsible for the aesthetic and layout of websites. Those who work with Drupal need to be able to install and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal helps by teaching how to perform these tasks.
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Content Manager
Content Managers are responsible for the development, organization, and maintenance of the content on a website. Those working with Drupal will need to host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help Content Managers build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts protect computer systems from unauthorized access. Those working with Drupal will need to host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help Information Security Analysts build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Business Analyst
Business Analysts analyze business processes to identify inefficiencies. Those working with Drupal will need to host, install, and configure it. Getting Started with Drupal can help Business Analysts build a foundation in working with Drupal.
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Software Engineer
Software Engineers are responsible for the design, construction, and implementation of software. This course may help Software Engineers who want to develop web applications. Drupal is a top choice for web apps, and learning it will give Software Engineers a competitive advantage.
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E-commerce Manager
E-commerce Managers plan and carry out e-commerce campaigns. Getting Started with Drupal may be useful for E-commerce Managers who want to develop e-commerce solutions with Drupal. Drupal is a top choice for e-commerce, and learning it will give E-commerce Managers a competitive advantage.
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Marketing Manager
Marketing Managers plan and carry out marketing campaigns. Getting Started with Drupal may be useful for Marketing Managers who want to develop marketing tools with Drupal. Drupal is a top choice for marketing tools, and learning it will give Marketing Managers a competitive advantage.
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Database Administrator
Database Administrators are responsible for the maintenance and security of databases. Getting Started with Drupal may be useful for Database Administrators who want to work with Drupal databases.
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Project Manager
Project Managers plan and execute projects. Getting Started with Drupal may be useful for Project Managers who want to work with Drupal. Drupal is used by a range of companies, and learning it will give Project Managers a competitive advantage.
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Technical Writer
Technical Writers write documentation for computer systems. Getting Started with Drupal can help Technical Writers learn about Drupal, a popular CMS. This knowledge will help them to write accurate and informative documentation.
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Reading list

We've selected five books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Getting Started with Drupal.
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Pro Drupal 7 Development
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Comprehensive guide to Drupal development. It covers everything from installing Drupal to creating custom modules and themes. It great resource for those who want to learn more about Drupal development.
Pro Drupal 7 Development
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Pro Drupal 7 Development
Kindle Edition
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Pro Drupal Development
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Provides a comprehensive guide to Drupal 8. It covers everything from basic concepts to more advanced topics, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and experienced Drupal developers.
Pro Drupal Development
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Pro Drupal Development
Kindle Edition
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Drupal 8 Development Cookbook - Second Edition
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A hands-on guide to building effective Drupal modules.
Drupal 8 Development Cookbook - Second Edition
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Drupal 8 Development Cookbook - Second Edition
Kindle Edition
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Pro Drupal Development
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Provides a beginner-friendly introduction to Drupal 8. It covers everything from basic concepts to more advanced topics, making it a valuable resource for anyone who wants to learn more about Drupal.
Pro Drupal Development
Paperback
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Pro Drupal Development
Kindle Edition
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Programmer's Guide to Drupal
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A guide to administering Drupal 8 websites, covering topics such as user management, content moderation, and site configuration. Useful for those responsible for managing Drupal installations.
Programmer's Guide to Drupal
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Programmer's Guide to Drupal
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Time
93 hours
Level
Intermediate
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Pluralsight
Instructor
Steve Buchanan
Language
English
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Builds a strong foundation in Drupal for beginners
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