Drupal 10

Matt Obert traces his path from Linux system administration to Drupal, reflects on community contribution and Drupal 7 options, and raises early concerns about AI-assisted programming, open-source licensing, and attribution. ...more

Mike Miles traces how support from Boston’s Drupal community shaped his career, explains practical uses for project automation, and argues that Drupal’s future depends on continued experimentation and shared knowledge. ...more

Kyle Einecker explains why Drupal component systems became difficult to build, where Single Directory Components could help, and how Drupal Commerce can support both content-led and transaction-led websites. ...more

Benji Fisher connects Drupal security to the processes behind the code, explains how the OWASP Top Ten applies to real sites, and makes a practical case for usability fundamentals over fashionable trends. ...more

“The absolute best feature of Drupal 10, in my opinion, is that we’ve dropped support for Internet Explorer. It opens a lot of doors for the kinds of things we can do in Drupal core,” says Andy Blum to a question asked by The Drop Times. Andy is giving two sessions at NEDCamp 2022. ...more

Jacob Rockowitz makes the case for using Schema.org as the foundation of Drupal content models, reflects on Webform’s expanding ecosystem, and offers blunt advice to organizations weighing their options beyond Drupal 7. ...more