A Drupal Developer specializes in the Drupal CMS, leveraging specific Drupal APIs and modules, while a PHP Developer focuses on general PHP programming without specializing in Drupal.
Drupal can be used for e-commerce through modules like Drupal Commerce, which provide comprehensive e-commerce features, including product management, shopping cart, checkout, and payment gateway integration.
Headless Drupal refers to a decoupled approach where the Drupal backend manages content while the front end is handled by other technologies, offering more flexibility in design and user experience.
Yes, Drupal can integrate with a wide range of third-party systems and APIs, including CRM, ERP, social media, and payment gateways, to extend functionality and improve user experience.
Best practices include regularly updating Drupal core and modules, using strong passwords, implementing HTTPS, and following Drupal security advisories to mitigate potential vulnerabilities.