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PHP Architect · Vol 19, Issue 5 · May 2020

Decoupling Drupal From Its Frontend System to Use in an Existing Website

by Jack Polifka

The ability to create and publish content in real-time without knowing HTML or the ability to program is a common feature of many websites. This capability allows individuals to produce web content regardless of their technical ability. Producing web content is a common feature of many content management systems (CMS). Some websites don't allow direct creation and publication of content, so a possible solution to address this shortcoming is integrating a CMS into these websites. This article describes how Drupal, a CMS, was added to an existing Symfony website to allow users to publish content in real-time. Implementation details about integrating Drupal into the existing website using Headless Drupal are shared.

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Jack Polifka

About the author

Jack Polifka

I am the IT specialist for the Graduate College at Iowa State University where my primary responsibilities are website and software development. In addition, I am a doctoral (Ph.D.) candidate in Human-Computer Interaction where I study how to use web technologies to measure what students learn in the classroom.

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