In the spirit of the latest "What People Think I Do / What I Really Do" meme (more at http://chzb.gr/A6accB), here is how #CMS developers view other developers and their favorite system. I think each CMS has it's own purpose and use but there no harm with a little fun 
Included: #WordPress , #Drupal , #Joomla , #WIX and #Sharepoint . Matrix image via +Ana Nakamura Bonus graph on web developers 
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If you're building a site with multiple languages on #Drupal you're going to need two things: translation of the interface and translation of the content. The +Lullabot people have you covered on that with an extensive guide on how to have your site interface and your nodes (content) translated. http://bit.ly/wFB5Vk
Side-note: Trying to post a comment on the lullabot.com article was caught by the spam filter and I couldn't thank the author for it. That said, trying to use the contact form to report the spam filter malfunction had the same result: my message triggered a spam filter… (cc +Jeff Robbins)
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#Drupal experts Lulabot are sharing their thoughts and workflows (and even a budgeting spreadsheet!)
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The Art of Estimation | Lullabot
Two Truths About Estimation. The first truth about large software projects is that it's nearly impossible to provide an accurate estimate at the outset. A modern web site is a collection of small …
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if you have fear of #Drupal here is a tutorial for beginners
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Build a job listings website with Drupal | Tutorial | .net magazine
Its learning curve is notorious but Tim Millwood argues that Drupal is not that fearsome, and demonstrates how you can use it to build a job board
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This is the blog of Markos Giannopoulos, devoted to web development, technology, the internets, etc. I've been working on, in and around the web for the last 16 years. You can find me on Google+ and Facebook.
