We currently have a template called minisite that we use to upload a zipped SCORM file. Then we create a standard page and pin the minisite block to that page and the LMS SCORM will view on the standard page as an embedded course essentially.
We were using Articulate Storyline 360 but am now making more content on Rise360. For some reason the minisite template hates it and we can't upload the zipped file, without securing the help from our external helpdesk.
An employee from the administration department has to create a small web presence. Since she has no programming experience and knows Drupal well, you decide to create a container version for her.
The content of the website should be stored in a MongoDB (No-SQL DB)!
My name is Julio Herrera, freelance developer based in Italy. With a strong passion for technology and an insatiable curiosity for the world, combines my love for coding with zest for life. I am new to this community hope will learn and explore a lot from this platform.
I'm a Senior Drupal Dev, been working with Drupal since about 2006. I've recently taken a new job with a company that has several Drupal projects being built/managed by multiple dev teams, and until now they have not had any experienced Drupal devs.
To say that the sites are in disarray would be an understatement. So far, I haven't seen any places where site functionality has been added or altered using Drupal's built-in tools.