Newsletter

In The DropTimes Editor's Pick Newsletter Volume: 3, Issue: 24, the spotlight falls on the growing emphasis around Drupal CMS as the primary narrative for the project. While this direction improves accessibility for smaller teams, it risks underrepresenting the advanced use cases that continue to define Drupal’s value in large-scale implementations. Referencing insights from DrupalCon Atlanta and the perspective of Jesus Manuel Olivas, this issue explores why keeping space for enterprise architectures, decoupled builds, and API-first strategies is not optional—it is essential to Drupal’s continued relevance. ...more

Drupal has always been more than a platform. It's a global community that uses its voice, influence, and values to take a stand when it matters, proving that technology can reflect humanity without ever having to say so. ...more

In Editor's Pick, The DropTimes Newsletter Volume 3, Issue 22, the spotlight falls on Drupal's untapped strength and the growing call to sharpen its public image. Featured insights include Alejandro Moreno López’s perspective on Drupal as a low-code powerhouse, along with interviews highlighting the return of Marcus Johansson and Samuel Mortenson’s innovations in static site generation. This issue also covers major community updates, ongoing initiatives like the Site Template Marketplace and Back-to-Basics, key event recaps, and product announcements from across the Drupal ecosystem. ...more

Drupal is making sustainability part of how it works—not just what it says. From efficient coding practices to cutting down waste at DrupalCon Vienna 2025, the focus is on practical changes that lower impact without making a fuss. It’s not perfect, but it’s real—and it’s something other platforms can learn from. ...more

The DropTimes weekly newsletter Editor's Pick, Volume 3, Issue 20, explores the Drupal Association’s endorsement of the United Nations Open Source Principles and highlights their alignment with the Open Web Manifesto. This issue features interviews on bridging the gap for new Drupal contributors and the value of inclusive development. Key updates include board nominations, a new code formatting tool, and a governance survey on the Site Templates Marketplace. It also covers upcoming community events such as MidCamp, DrupalCamp Ruhr, and DrupalCon Vienna. Additional updates from the Drupal ecosystem round out the issue, including organizational news and major leadership transitions. ...more