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In The DropTimes Editor's Pick Newsletter Volume 3, Issue 15, readers will find key updates from the Drupal community, starting with the official launch of the Drupal Marketplace Initiative announced by Dries Buytaert at DrupalCon Atlanta 2025. This issue highlights how the community can get involved through surveys, Slack discussions, and live sessions. It also features an interview on UI Suite's new Display Builder, updates on AI integration, simplified local setup tools, and key upcoming events including Drupal Developer Days and DrupalCamp Finland 2025. ...more

In The DropTimes Editor's Pick Newsletter Vol: 3 Issue: 14, we spotlight a community on the edge of momentum. Drupal Burkina Faso is rallying to bring back its local camp, and the stakes go beyond one event—they speak to the future of Drupal in fast-growing tech regions. This issue also explores fresh innovations, keynote reveals, and module milestones shaping the ecosystem. Whether you’re here to code, connect, or contribute, there's something worth your attention. ...more

From a desktop installer and low-code tools to AI features and a sharper focus on usability, the real story wasn’t just in the sessions—it was in the shift. Catch the key takeaways, what's coming next, and why DrupalCon Vienna is already on the radar. ...more

AI is becoming a core part of CMS platforms like Drupal, handling everything from content generation to search and personalization. This newsletter explores what’s changing, what’s at stake, and why human input still matters. ...more

Josh Koenig, Co-Founder of Pantheon, challenges Drupal’s future direction, urging a shift beyond the traditional DXP model. Should Drupal focus on adaptability over competition? The Drop Times' newsletter explores this debate and brings you the key stories from last week. ...more

In The DropTimes Editor's Pick Newsletter Volume: 3, Issue: 10, we explore the growing push for open-source adoption in government digital infrastructure. Robin Galipeau questions why Canada remains reliant on costly U.S.-based proprietary software while nations like France and Switzerland embrace open-source solutions like Drupal for greater security and economic benefits. We also cover key Drupal updates, including SEO modules, GitLab migration changes, and the latest on Drupal Forge. Plus, don’t miss event highlights from DrupalCamp England, Ottawa, and Mountain Camp 2025. Stay connected for more on the evolving Drupal ecosystem! ...more

DrupalCamp England returned with a bang after five years, selling out and reigniting the community spirit! In this edition of The Drop Times newsletter, we dive into this exciting comeback and more key stories from the Drupal world. Stay tuned for the latest updates! ...more

In Editor’s Pick, The DropTimes Newsletter Volume: 3, Issue: 8, the focus is on the sustainability of Drupal and the urgent need for more agencies to contribute. With only 7% of active organizations on Drupal.org participating in the Certified Partner Program, the burden of contributions falls on too few. Referencing insights from Tim Doyle’s recent blog post, this issue explores the progress made and the challenges ahead in ensuring Drupal’s long-term independence. Alongside this, we cover critical security updates, new tools like the Drupal Trash Module and Google Gemini Provider (beta), event highlights from Florida DrupalCamp 2025 and MidCamp 2025, and key developments from Palantir, LocalGov Drupal, and Varbase. Stay informed with the latest in Drupal innovation, security, and community updates. ...more

The Drupal community is debating the use of “Add-ons” in the CMS Dashboard, as it conflicts with the term “Recipes” in the Project Browser module. Developers argue the change improves accessibility, but some worry inconsistent terminology may cause confusion. Ongoing discussions, user testing, and governance decisions will shape the final outcome. ...more

In The DropTimes Editor's Pick Newsletter, Volume 3, Issue 6, Owen Lansbury, Chair of the Drupal Association, discusses the need for agencies to contribute actively to Drupal’s sustainability. This edition covers key insights on the Drupal Certified Partner program, financial reinvestment in the ecosystem, and upcoming community events. Interviews with industry experts, the latest Drupal releases, and major organizational updates shaping the platform's future are also featured. ...more

The successful launch of Drupal CMS in January sparked global excitement and future-focused discussions. The Drop Times featured an exclusive interview with James Abrahams, AI Track Lead, who offered insights into the milestone. Upcoming events like Florida DrupalCamp, Drupal Mountain Camp, and DrupalCon Atlanta highlight the community’s commitment to networking and growth. Stay connected with The Drop Times for the latest Drupal updates and event coverage! ...more

In The DropTimes newsletter Volume: 3, Issue: 4, we explore Drupal’s ongoing journey of transformation, tackling perception challenges and embracing modernization. With the official end of life for Drupal 7 and the launch of Drupal CMS v1, the community is at a pivotal moment, addressing misconceptions and showcasing Drupal’s evolution through initiatives like Experience Builder, Project Browser, and the Promote Drupal campaign. Stay informed with the latest updates, interviews, and insights from the Drupal ecosystem. ...more