Drupal Release

The first change bids farewell to the default body field, a long-standing staple of Drupal content types. Traditionally, every new content type included this field by default, simplifying content structuring for developers. ...more

Discover why Drupal's latest product will be called 'Drupal CMS' and not just 'Drupal.' Explore the strategic decision-making, community feedback, and future implications behind this significant naming shift that redefines the way we think about Drupal's evolution. ...more

Alan Burke's blog post on Annertech details the release of Drupal 11, highlighting new site-building tools, enhanced content editing, and long-term support. Learn about key features like CKEditor 5, floating bulk operations, and improved performance. ...more

Recipes have made it into Drupal 10.3, enabling automated installation and configuration of modules. This addition streamlines site setup, significantly reducing development time. Kevin Quillen highlights its benefits and efficiency, offering a step-by-step example in his latest article. ...more

Drupal 10.3 has been released, bringing significant updates and new functionalities. Highlights include an experimental Navigation module, stable Workspaces and Single-Directory Components, simplified content organization, and new Recipes and Access Policy APIs. This final feature release before Drupal 11 enhances usability and flexibility for site builders and administrators. Discover how these advancements can improve your Drupal experience. ...more

Discover how to align Drupal's release cycles with enterprise needs. Learn strategies for continuous updates, leveraging tools like Renovate, and coordinating schedules around business events to ensure security and new features. ...more

Drupal 11's major updates and two potential release windows prompted diverse community perspectives. This article provides a comprehensive view of the dual timelines and varied opinions within the Drupal community. ...more