Streamlining Drupal Development with Single Directory Components

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Drupal's Single Directory Components (SDC) module, introduced experimentally in its 10.1 release and stabilized in version 10.3 on June 20, 2024, standardizes component-based design within the CMS. Marco Villuendas of Hiberus explains that SDC enhances code organization by grouping all necessary files for a component into one directory, easing management and improving maintainability.

This module simplifies the learning curve for front-end developers by adopting a widely used web development paradigm. Integrating SDC into Drupal promotes a unified structure, automated library generation, and greater component reuse, significantly improving development workflows. Additionally, SDC's incorporation into the forthcoming Starshot project promises to make Drupal more accessible for new developers, aligning with Dries Buytaert's vision of an advanced page builder.

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Source Reference

Title

SDC Drupal. How do we get the most out of it?

Byline

Marco Villuendas

Date of Publication

02 August 2024

Organization

Hiberus

URL

https://www.hiberus.com/crecemos-contigo/sdc-drupal-como-le-sacamos-el-maximo-partido/

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