In Drupal, a view is a listing of information. It can a list of nodes, users, comments, taxonomy terms, files, etc. A view scans your website using any criteria you specify and presents the results in the format of your choice. Example formats include a HTML table, a RSS feed, a PDF document, a CSV document, an interactive map, an image slideshow, or a JSON representation to be used as a REST endpoint. The same content can be presented in multiple formats at the same time. For instance, you can present a table of user information and on the same page a link to download the data in CSV format.

Menus in Drupal are a powerful way to manage the navigation structure of your website. They help organize your site's content and improve user experience. In this blog post, we will walk through the steps to create a menu, define menu links, and add sub-menu items in Drupal.

Creating a basic custom module in Drupal involves several steps. Here, I'll walk you through creating a simple module that adds a custom block to your site. This example assumes you have a basic understanding of Drupal's file structure and where to place the files.