Drupal 6.0 makes content management better than ever

The Drupal project today released Drupal 6.0. This latest release of the leading content management system makes managing web content easier and more powerful than ever before. Drupal 6.0 includes many great new features that improve usability, security, setup, themeing, user interfaces and just about every part of the system. Thousands of hours of testing have gone into this new release. The inclusion of many new JavaScript tools and the jQuery libraries makes administering a Drupal site easier than ever.

I've used many of the beta and release candidate versions and this is by far the most exciting release of Drupal yet. For administrators things like managing menus are so easy and beautiful that it is tempting to spend hours just moving menus around because it is so much fun. The Theme Developer module makes writing Drupal themes easier than it has ever been.

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Posted on February 13, 2008 - 09:02 by Joshua Brauer

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Just great! Hope that new

by Drupal Theme Garden (not verified) - 02/13/2008 - 15:25

Just great!

Hope that new Theme Developer module will bring us more new and modern drupal themes.

Congrats to all drupalers!

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