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Administering Your Backdrop Site

Todd Tomlinson

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Abstract

If you have followed along in the previous chapters, you now have enough knowledge to build a Backdrop-based web site. Building your web site and releasing it to the world is an exciting experience, and one that often brings with it great pride and joy. Whether your site has two or three pages or hundreds, deploying a web site and seeing traffic on it is a rewarding and enriching experience. Deploying your web site is just a step along the journey; it is by no means the end. As the proud owner of a web site, you must monitor it, nurture it, expand it, and support it, all of which are involved in administering your web site.

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If you have followed along in the previous chapters, you now have enough knowledge to build a Backdrop-based web site. Building your web site and releasing it to the world is an exciting experience, and one that often brings with it great pride and joy. Whether your site has two or three pages or hundreds, deploying a web site and seeing traffic on it is a rewarding and enriching experience. Deploying your web site is just a step along the journey; it is by no means the end. As the proud owner of a web site, you must monitor it, nurture it, expand it, and support it, all of which are involved in administering your web site.

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If you have followed along in the previous chapters, you now have enough knowledge to build a Backdrop-based web site. Building your web site and releasing it to the world is an exciting experience, and one that often brings with it great pride and joy. Whether your site has two or three pages or hundreds, deploying a web site and seeing traffic on it is a rewarding and enriching experience. Deploying your web site is just a step along the journey; it is by no means the end. As the proud owner of a web site, you must monitor it, nurture it, expand it, and support it, all of which are involved in administering your web site.

Key concepts: Web site, Pride, World Wide Web, Site map, Site planning, Engineering, Web development, The Internet

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