Key Differences Between Drupal 10 and Drupal 11
PTI WebTech recently shared a blog post titled "Difference Between Drupal 10 and Drupal 11," providing an in-depth comparison of the two versions. While Drupal 11 is still under development, the post highlights several expected and confirmed differences.
Drupal 11 is set to offer easier content modeling, improved page performance, and better alignment with the latest PHP versions, requiring PHP 8.2 or higher. The Symfony upgrade to version 6.3 and the adoption of Twig 4.x in Drupal 11 will enhance performance and developer experience. The front-end modernization continues with potential integrations of modern JavaScript frameworks, and CKEditor 5 is expected to receive further customization and tighter core integration.
Additionally, Drupal 11 will improve security, streamline API management, and ensure better backward compatibility for modules and themes. These updates aim to make Drupal 11 more secure, performant, and user-friendly while simplifying the upgrade path from Drupal 10.
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