An organization wishing to have a dynamic website has many more options today than just ten years ago. Some of them seem too good to be true. Services such as Wix, Weebly and Squarespace are now offering cloud-based "DIY site builder" platforms. For a relatively small monthly fee, any organization can go in, set up a series of website pages of their choice, and using a drag an drop browser based interface, build their own website.

An organization wishing to have a dynamic website has many more options today than just ten years ago. Some of them seem too good to be true. Services such as Wix, Weebly and Squarespace are now offering cloud-based "DIY site builder" platforms. For a relatively small monthly fee, any organization can go in, set up a series of website pages of their choice, and using a drag an drop browser based interface, build their own website.

I started working with Drupal when the major version was Drupal 6. That was in 2009. Drupal 7 came out in January of 2011.

Drupal 8 was released on November 19, 2015 and for those small organizations looking to have a robust website, it's good news.

Why?