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  1. The Rising Age of the Developers

    Starting a newsletter with a rant about ageism is not my intent. I am not against developers gaining age or aged developers building things. I respect them.  Last week,  TheDropTimes  (TDT)  published a few interviews, which the larger Drupal Community …

  2. Remembering Rachel Olivero

    Four years have passed since Rachel Olivero left us. Drupal revered her by naming the current default frontend theme, 'Olivero.' Drupal is now WCAG compliant, and our added support for ATAG 2.0 proves that we live by her legacy. Drupal encourages the use …

  3. To Tell a Story or Not

    What should be the ideal length of a newsletter? I'm not sure. I like to tell stories, hear stories, and read stories. Some stories are better told short, while some other needs elaborate buildups. Then there are some readers/listeners who need just the …

  4. The Need to Contribute

    Is there any human virtue worth more than liberté, égalité and fraternité, the motto of the French Revolution, that became the leading light for a liberal world? Some may not agree with me. But if you value moral excellence, integrity or being true to …

  5. Where Created Experiences Rule

    The writing on my child's tee shirt reads: "Think like a Proton, Always Positive". I know; it is just a jingle and NOT scientifically accurate though approximately factual and mathematically true[1]. Sounds like Calculus? It does. So, for the time being, …

  6. From Vision to Platform: How LastGuide Scaled Open Knowledge on Drupal

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  7. Dotsquares Migrates 17 Samuel, Son & Co. Sites to Drupal 10 with Unified Architecture

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  8. Public Code Must Survive the Contract

    Public software is easiest to celebrate at launch, when a service is delivered, a repository is published, and an institution can point to visible progress. Its harder test begins after the original contract ends. Security response, documentation, …

  9. What It Takes to Sustain Drupal

    Maintainers, Association leaders, developers, and community organisers faced versions of the same question this week: how should Drupal fund, govern, and sustain the work its users rely on? Reporting from 20–27 July 2026 followed that question across …

  10. Who Builds Drupal Now?

    Visual page builders often arrive with a familiar promise: fewer developer handoffs and more control for editors. Drupal CMS 2.0 makes that promise concrete by using Drupal Canvas as its default editing experience, with drag-and-drop composition, live …

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