Drupal 10 Transition: Easy to Learn's Journey

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Easy to Learn recently shared valuable insights in a blog post on how they tackled the migration from Drupal 9 to Drupal 10. The E-Learning platform invites readers to ask any questions while navigating the upgraded website.

The move to Drupal 10 has become necessary, with Drupal 9 officially retired this month, leading to the cessation of technical support and updates on Drupal.org. Easy to Learn has encountered some challenges in this transition, with error messages and yellow warning messages appearing in the website's backend, which is still running on Drupal 9.

Many of these challenges arise from specific features and mods being phased out in the upcoming Drupal 10 version, prompting the need to address them in Drupal 9.

To ensure the long-term stability of their website, Easy to Learn emphasizes the importance of keeping the website software up-to-date. Therefore, upgrading to Drupal 10 is imperative.

It's worth noting that the pace of the Drupal.org upgrade has raised concerns. While the platform has been encouraging developers to upgrade to Drupal 10 for over a year, the availability of some mods and extensions has lagged. It has led to a call for a more coordinated approach, ensuring that modules catch up before launching a new platform.

Before embarking on major upgrades, one essential step is to back up the website in terms of information and the database. With Drupal 9.5.11 already in use, Easy to Learn is well-positioned to transition directly to Drupal 10.

The blog post offers further details on the transition process and is a valuable resource for those navigating the Drupal 9 to Drupal 10 upgrade journey. For more information, read the full blog post.

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