QED42's website looked correct after an early AI-assisted migration, but its Drupal backend told a different story. Souvik Pal explains how that finding changed the framework.
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With fewer routine stories and more time devoted to research, The DropTimes is examining how contributors can help determine which Drupal developments receive deeper coverage.
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Sixty-three maintained Drupal AI projects, one per job, each with its install count, latest release and security advisory status from Drupal.org.
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A familiar WordPress design can now become an editable Drupal site. But what survives the conversion, who maintains the result, and how close is the experiment to working on real projects?
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A second workplace platform may help governments survive a technology disruption. Whether it also gives them the freedom to leave a dominant supplier is a harder test.
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Nearly two decades after development began, Outer-Core is evolving without starting over. Alessandro Feijó explains the decisions behind its revival.
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Who really pays to keep knowledge open? New research into academic publishing reveals the financial pressures behind public access, raising wider questions about the sustainability of shared digital infrastructure and open-source communities.
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Drupal.org accepts AI-assisted work only from contributors who have checked it, can explain every change and say when a tool wrote a significant share.
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Colour choices can influence how people experience a website, but assumptions about emotion and culture need testing. Kanopi Studios' Anne Stefanyk shares three practical ways to make colour decisions more consistent, evidence-led and accessible.
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Major Drupal conferences can be difficult to attend for people with limited budgets or family commitments. Megan McDermott explains why regional events matter and how local sponsorship helps bring learning opportunities within reach.
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How much should developers trust AI, and what changes will Drupal 12 demand of maintainers? Nine speakers share practical lessons on development, accessibility, infrastructure and governance ahead of Southwestern Ontario Drupal Camp.
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Drupal 12.0.0 is scheduled for the week of 7 December 2026, the same week Drupal 10 reaches end of life, and requires PHP 8.5 and at least Drupal 11.3.
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