Using Single Directory Components in Drupal for Streamlined Development
Cassidy Donohue recently published a detailed guide on using Single Directory Components (SDC) in Drupal to enhance project organization and development efficiency. This feature, introduced in recent versions of Drupal, allows developers to group all component-related files—such as templates, CSS, JavaScript, and configurations—within a single directory, promoting modularity and ease of maintenance.
Cassidy’s guide walks through enabling the SDC module, setting up a structured directory, registering components, and attaching specific assets like CSS and JavaScript files, simplifying the process for creating reusable and scalable components. She highlights benefits like improved development speed, collaboration, and scalability, which make SDC an attractive option for teams looking to streamline Drupal site management. However, Cassidy also notes that SDC may not be essential for every project and suggests experimenting with it on new builds to assess its suitability.
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