Today at Wordpress Community of Practice meeting JB asked me to post in a slack channel my comments on hosting options for a CMS website and what criteria were imporatant to me. Here they are.
Nota Bene
Our module on drupal.org
Yes!!! After series of corrections our first module has been accepted and now is a full project!!!
Editable Views
Amazing module - https://www.drupal.org/project/editableviews
Now you can change value in the field without going to "edit" tab.
Integration of Drupal and Wordpress via theme

Hass Center's main website is on Drupal, and it has been recently updated to have the new Stanford light theme. Cardinal Service website is one of the other sites for Haas: it is a blog and it is built on Wordpress. Haas wanted all sites to look the same—makes sense. So we built a WP theme that completly matches Drupal Stanford Light theme based on Universtity IT-provided Lagunita wordpress theme.
Running list of useful links
I add to this list all kind of links that I would like to visit again in random order
Tokens do not allow editing content type
If you have problem loading main page of a content type on a site with too many tokens you can use module
https://www.drupal.org/project/token_tweaks
Views field type - how to use it
This can be very useful https://www.drupal.org/project/viewfield
Hiding "indirect" content from site visitors
When we build a website using Drupal CMS our first priority is to make Content Manager's experience most efficient and make website a productivity tool for your organization. During this buildig process we often define content types and add content that has "service" nature. One of good examples could be session content type for an event. This content type allows content managers to manage conference sessions more efficiently, but back side of that sessions appear as nodes in search results or could be accessed "accientally". Couple of solutions that we found for this problem: