Now that we’ve finished installing Drupal and all the required modules, it’s time to install Ubercart. Go to http://www.ubercart.org/downloads and download the latest Ubercart 2.x for Drupal 6. It comes as a compressed tar.gz file, which you can extract just like you did with Drupal.

Don’t have Adminer yet? Download it now — it’s like phpMyAdmin, but in a single file only 300 KB in size! (Go to site)

I use a simple yet convenient and extremely fast text editor — Notepad++. It can instantly open large files (even a 200 MB database dump) and supports syntax highlighting for nearly all text formats. For Drupal development, HTML,_

Website development is often a collaborative effort involving multiple people — clients, project managers, designers, or several developers. It's important to consider input from all sides. One of the fastest and most efficient ways to log and comment on website changes is by using Trello.com. Trello is free to use, allowing you to create as many boards with to-do lists as needed:

To manage files — such as storing layouts, images, and text content for the website — we use Dropbox. Dropbox synchronizes the contents of a shared folder across all users, so any changes made in the folder by one user are automatically reflected for everyone else who has access.

To add someone to your shared Dropbox folder, click on "Share this folder" and then enter the email address of the person you want to invite:

Very often I’m asked to create a simple website using Drupal. These types of sites can indeed be built quickly and easily, and they tend to be quite similar. So I thought it would be better to create a ready-made base — my own Drupal distribution.

To download Drupal, use the official website:

https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal

Drupal 8:

To learn how to install Drupal 8, read or watch the tutorial on this page:
https://drupalbook.org/ru/drupal/1-ustanovka-i-rusifikaciya-drupal-8

If you’re looking for a ready-made solution for your online store, we invite you to check out our Drupal-based e-commerce distribution: an online store built on Drupal Commerce Kickstart.

The store is based on Drupal Commerce Kickstart:
http://drupal.org/project/commerce_kickstart
You can always download the latest version from drupal.org, which includes the core features for an e-commerce site:

Note: After installation, make sure to update Drupal and all modules!

Download from GitHub:
https://github.com/levmyshkin/drublog

The current version of the Drupal Blog distribution includes the following features:

So, you've downloaded the archive with the distribution — next, it needs to be installed. I'll demonstrate the installation on Denwer, but you can install it on your own hosting or server. Learn more about Denwer and how to use it here: Is it hard to build websites with Drupal?

Create the directory:

/home/commercetest/www

And copy all the files into it: