By tsvenson on
OK, I admit it, it isn't really, yet. However, yesterday I decided to be bold and relaunch my personal website on Drupal 7. Less than 24 hours later it is now up and running.
Not only is it running on Drupal 7 alpha 5, I am also using three contributed modules and everything seems to work fine.
Wondering why I decided to do this? The answer is at http://www.nutshell.nu/blog/thomas/being-brave-with-drupal-7-alpha-5.
If you find any quirks or other things, please give me some feedback.
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Running my own personal site
Running my own personal site (vividintent.com) on D7-alpha5 too. Works great.
Nice one. Notice your using
Nice one. Notice your using the Bartik theme. I will look into that in the next few days and see how it works for my site.
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Drupal 7 feels almost rock solid
Just a quick follow up on my findings so far. Drupal 7 is very reliable and I am now using 10 contributed modules, with more to come. Some smaller issues, but on the whole very impressed.
http://www.nutshell.nu/blog/thomas/drupal-7-foundation-almost-there-for-... contains more details, including my findings about the five new modules I have added.
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Drupal 7.0 is for production sites.
Here's the proof. www.alltooeasy.co.uk. Its Drupal 7.0 (Would have been sooner if not for some Views API changes! Grrrr....)
You might be able to help us as well we've launched version 1.0 of our website and need some feedback,
Could you have a look and email feedback@alltooeasy.co.uk
We have a Knowledge base and bug tracking systems on the back end. My partner is also currently developing PM tools for a business.
Drupal 7.0 is awesome, but the docu. hasn't quite caught up to D6. Ho hum, early adoption has its issues.