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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Behind some of Drupal's most demanding projects are difficult decisions about scale, security and legacy systems. Six speakers reveal what they have learnt, what surprised them and what they will bring to the stage in Bologna.
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Drupal communities in Edinburgh, the Eastern Time Zone and Germany gather this week for social meetups, lightning talks and technical discussions.
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Technical progress only solves part of Drupal's problem if outside perceptions remain fixed on older versions. Rotterdam shifts attention to who can reach today's capabilities and who hears about them.
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An AI feature can work on its own and still leave an important question unanswered: what happens when several of them have to work together on real content?
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AI becomes a different infrastructure problem once organisations need to know where data goes, which models are approved, and how spending is controlled. amazee.ai and Tag1 will bring those questions to DrupalCon Rotterdam through a private gateway and Scolta implementation.
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What changes when Drupal is no longer the starting interface for every task? Pantheon plans to demonstrate an external agent that can call defined Drupal capabilities through the emerging MCP and tools ecosystem.
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