Exploring Page Builders in Drupal 9

Let's face it. As awesome as Drupal is (and it is!), creating one-off landing pages with Layout Builder out-of-the-box is pretty difficult.

A number of Drupal companies have created their own page builders, and in this video, Rod goes through the list and reveals his "pick" of the bunch.

[SarahAndBoston]

Thanks for this information! Very helpful

[brianressler]

Very helpful information, I appreciate it. I am learning Drupal coming from Wordpress, and I have to say Wordpress does have alot more enticing options when it comes to page builders. But either way it is good to know these exist for Drupal for projects I don't want to have to develop just to get some simple pages down. It was also kind of a fun fact for me when you mentioned Gutenberg as as an option for Drupal, I had no idea that was even possible

[shaneodonnell]

Good video but Drupal has become too difficult to use IMO unless you are a programmer and the lack of a core page builder that's anything like a modern page builder is a massive issue. Incredibly hard to theme and a nightmare to optimize. I used it for 12 years but not using it anymore.

[ajc]

A video using the last one would be very handy ;)

[csilipo]

Hi Rod, why is it difficult to find tutorials on how to build a page? Why is this? It is like a chef’s protecting their recipes. Finally, thanks for all yr videos. Carlo

[noureddine]

an update to this video, provus seems outdated thou there's updates on drupal site they are using old drupal core that has vulnerabilities and deprecated libraries, wish youtube would add possibility to comment with pictures to show what i mean
am no dev by all means but that's what composer shows

[SarahD]

Hey thank you for the content. this was a really good video. Do you have any plans to show how to install provus? I cant seem to install it on pantheon or manually at all

[maikkaune]

I have a favorite speaker for my german audio-books... and I have a favorite speaker for english training videos!
#RodTheVoice

[NicholasWongCQ]

Drupal sucks if you want to get a site up and running quickly with starter templates and drag and drop editor that you can then pass on to a non-technical site editor to work on. Maybe that's why its still way way less popular than WordPress, and even less popular than Joomla.