We love Drupal and Drupal loves us. We have spent the last decade partnering with top-notch agencies to deliver custom-crafted experiences built with Drupal 7 and 8. Mid-size to enterprise, classic to headless, corporate, .edu or.gov, we have done it and we rock at it.
We are Acquia partners and our developers are all Acquia certified.
We all need to be able to manage our website content in efficient ways. Drupal is a free, open-source web content management framework built on PHP. It is a great software to use because it allows easy creation, scaling, and management of your site.
Many people ask about the differences between Drupal and WordPress. Despite being older than WordPress, Drupal (introduced to the world in 2000) only serves as the foundation for 13% of the world's top 10,000 web pages.
Drupal is used by many government organizations as it provides great enterprises with security requirements, while WordPress is more vulnerable to hackers and other attacks.
Drupal’s site can be highly scalable and can be used to create larger sites with lots of content. Drupal will have better performance if you have thousands of contents, while WordPress will start slowing down when building a large website
Setting up a multilingual site in Drupal is easy. Drupal core comes with multilingual content support, allowing the integration and management of multilingual content.
Drupal’s configuration management is very simple. You can do the changes in one site and then export and import them to other Drupal sites. This saves a lot of time, which is really helpful for developers.
Today, many companies are hiring nearshore teams to help supplement website and software development, and those that do choose that route because of the maximum flexibility it offers for staffing needs. When it comes to website development itself, we're going to let you in on a little secret: flexibility is still king. For some, using Drupal as the backbone of a website can give the nearshore developer you hire a great advantage when it comes to that same virtue.
NBC Sports needed to build a website that could scale and perform for millions of daily visitors. The site required custom functionality for unique content types that were being published hundreds of times a day in multiple locations. NBC was unsatisfied with its existing CMS and was looking for something new.
*This project was completely executed by Code and Theory including the design, UX, and development. Jobsity provided the team of Drupal developers and tech leads under a staff-augmentation model.
The solution involved developing a site from scratch using Drupal. The Drupal CMS provided the best opportunity for NBC to produce thousands of unique pieces of content in various forms on a day-to-day basis. The system's ability to scale easily without sacrificing performance made it the most viable option for the task at hand. Over the course of eighteen months, our team worked tirelessly to develop the site, which involved the creation of a number of custom functions and API integrations.
Together with Code and Theory, our team was in charge of building the site in Drupal, creating large-scale performance optimization, customizing ad implementation, developing SiteCatalyst analytics, performing Solr search integration plus real-time stats, and localized TV schedule implementation.
