Key Features and Updates in Drupal 11: What You Need to Know

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Drupal 11, released on August 2, 2024, after over two years of development, introduces a host of new features designed to enhance both the developer and user experience. As Fran Murillo details in his Hiberus blog post, this version requires PHP 8.3 and Symfony 7.1.1, and it drops support for IIS, focusing on Apache and Nginx instead.

Notable updates include a redesigned admin bar for improved content editing, automatic updates directly from the interface, and the introduction of "Recipes" under the Drupal StarShot initiative, which streamlines the setup of customized websites. Developers will benefit from the Project Browser, allowing module and theme installations directly within Drupal, and the new Single Directory Components (SDCs), which simplify component management. Accessibility and performance enhancements further solidify Drupal 11 as a leading content management system.

Fran’s article on Hiberus provides a comprehensive overview of these updates, making it an essential read for anyone looking to leverage Drupal 11's capabilities to their fullest.

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Title

Drupal 11: All the New Features That This Version Brings

Byline

Fran Murillo

Date of Publication

21 August 2024

Organization

Hiberus

URL

https://www.hiberus.com/crecemos-contigo/drupal-11-novedades/

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