Headless CMS

Python has become central to AI systems, automation workflows and data processing, increasing demand for reliable integrations between Drupal and external developer ecosystems. In this contributed article, Drupal architect Vincenzo Gambino discusses the Python ports of Drupal API Client and Drupal JSON:API Params, explaining how cross-language tooling can help Drupal integrate more effectively with AI applications, headless architectures and modern development workflows. ...more

Amrendra Mourya reflects on how Drupal’s structured content architecture and the MERN stack’s JavaScript-driven flexibility can work together in modern web development. In his LinkedIn article, he argues that hybrid, layered architectures often offer more value than framing platforms as competitors. ...more

In his Droptica blog post, Grzegorz Bartman explores three architectural approaches for managing multiple domains in Drupal: multisite, Domain Access, and headless CMS. The decision isn’t just technical; it shapes long-term maintenance costs, content workflows, and frontend flexibility. For organisations scaling across brands, products, or regions, choosing the right model early can prevent expensive rebuilds later. ...more

Blökkli editor v1.3.4 introduces runtime block visibility controls, configurable edit entry paths, and a fix for dark mode CSS leakage. The release also improves custom feature integration through stronger type handling and composable-based feature registration. ...more

For the first time in its nine-year history, Decoupled Days will be held outside the United States. The open-source web development conference is scheduled for 6–7 August 2026 in Montréal, citing community safety and accessibility as key factors behind the move. ...more

Despite shifting tech trends, Drupal continues to prove its value in 2026 as a secure, scalable, and flexible CMS for enterprise-level needs. Andrey Eroftiev of Attico outlines current usage, debunks common myths, and highlights sectors where Drupal remains the platform of choice. ...more

Henk Beld explains why Drupal is the ideal Digital Experience Platform (DXP) for complex, enterprise-grade websites—and how amazee.io’s automated, container-based hosting unleashes its full power. From decoupled frontends to zero-downtime deployments and CI/CD, this blog post showcases the performance, flexibility, and future-readiness of Drupal in modern digital projects. ...more

Shefali Shetty of Specbee answers key questions about CMS integrations — from APIs and webhooks to headless setups. Her post highlights how Drupal’s architecture makes it especially suited for smooth, scalable integrations across marketing, CRM, and ecommerce systems. ...more

The open‑source headless CMS NodeHive is rolling out a fresh front‑end editing experience powered by Puck Editor. Hosted via a Next.js 16 front‑end, the integration supports customizable React components, media assets, reference reuse for products or people, and full data ownership. A video demo showcases how editors can work directly in the page layout no backend toggling required. ...more

Specbee’s Priyanka Phukan explores how decoupled Drupal with React empowers marketing teams with greater content agility, multichannel reach, and faster campaign launches. With the right architecture, marketers can focus on strategy and engagement while developers optimize performance and UX. ...more

Using Drupal as a headless CMS allows businesses to deliver structured content to websites, mobile apps, and IoT devices through frontend frameworks like React, Vue.js, or Angular. By decoupling content management from presentation, organizations gain greater scalability, real-time delivery, and flexibility—while enabling both developers and editors to work efficiently within their domains. ...more

Drupal is getting a major update to its editorial tools. The new ProseMirror module, developed by Thiemo Müller and supported by Content Sync, introduces structured, JSON-based editing to Drupal’s flexible content architecture. In this article, we compare it with Markdown Easy, Gutenberg, EditTogether, Pantheon’s publishing tools, and discuss how it fits into Drupal’s evolving ecosystem, from UI Suite to Canvas. ...more