Everyone builds the cool thing. Nobody maintains it three years later.

Everyone builds the cool thing. Nobody maintains it three years later. Drupal does. So do I.

Here's the thing nobody tells you about Drupal: it's boring in the way a bank vault is boring. Nothing exciting happens, and that's the entire point.

While the internet argues about the forty-seventh way to fetch data, I'm over here shipping multilingual editorial workflows that just work, surviving DDoS attempts, and passing CERT-level security reviews.

Drupal isn't the framework you bring to a hackathon. It's the one you bring when failure isn't an option.

Old? It's seasoned. There's a difference.