Site building using Drupal 8
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Drupal 8 requires a web server like Apache or Nginx, a database like MySQL or PostgreSQL, PHP 5.5 or higher, and at least 60MB of disk space for modules and themes. It offers improvements like responsive mobile design, easier administration through shortcuts and menus, and more flexible block, content, and node editing. Configuration is simplified through in-place editing and new authoring tools while remaining extensible through additional fields and view modes.
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