How Drupal Cloned Star Wars

The whole world it seems is feeling the power of the force reawakening within them this Christmas. In this

article our job is to showcase how Drupal has played its role, even if small, in helping the force and

obviously our favourite Jedi’s and how it can help you better your own website. First let me ask a question,

i.e., what is the similarity between https://sensible-drupal.uchicago.edu/star-wars and http://www.swtor.com/

, considering the theme the answer is very obvious, yes they use Drupal as

their content management system. The site for upcoming Bio ware/Lucas

arts Star Wars MMO "The Old Republic" is made with Drupal. Star Wars:

The Old Republic is an upcoming massively multiplayer online role-playing

game based in the Star Wars universe. Currently in development by Bio

Ware Austin and a supplemental team at Bio Ware Edmonton, the game

was first announced on October 21, 2008, at an invitation-only press event.

The most important highlight of the whole project was that it showcased the

scalability of Drupal. There were close to 35,000 registrations after the

launch of the site, which Drupal adroitly handled. It also showcased that

Drupal is adept at handling MySQL tuning and caching work and can

compress a lot site flash movies to make the site rich.

The droid C3PO which knows round about 6 million languages is also

similar to Drupal’s multilingual capacity. C3POs mastery means that it is designed for scalability and is

adaptive to both the mobile and desktop environment.

Drupal is also similar to the R2D2 droid which has immense experience in helping the millennium falcon

achieve hyper drive and hence is analogous to the Drupal helping web pages to achieve faster downloading

time.

Finally you can create your own clone army which can help you overcome those factors which are resisting

or acting as an impediment in increasing your traffic. The following picture ratifies the statement.

These are just a small part of what Drupal can do.