With the Drupal 9 release date slated for June 2020, and Drupal 8 versions scheduled to reach the end of life throughout the next 18 months, we take a look at who should upgrade to Drupal 9.
As the release of Drupal 9 nears, we take a look at who should migrate to Drupal 9, when to upgrade to Drupal 9, and how to prepare for Drupal 9 in this series.
The development of a ubiquitous language for things like content types is an ongoing conversation, but the terms used should be driven by stakeholders and domain experts, and not developers.
Drupal 8 has allowed the use of new design patterns through both Drupal core and some well-known contributed modules. The patterns generally deal with Drupal, but what about your business logic?
Olivero is a theme that aims to be the new default front-end theme for Drupal 9. Here's a status update on Olivero and information on how you can help.
During a recent project, several decisions factored into finding the right solution to the challenge of providing reusable, interactive web components to allow content editors to build pages.
Coding to SOLID software design principles makes custom Drupal code more maintainable. Take a look at how wrapped entities and the Typed Entity module can make code more SOLID.
Mike and Matt talk with the leads of Drupal's "Automatic Updates" initiative to discuss the security, limitations, status, and gotchas of automatic updates.
Dozens of modules have some ability to send emails to users and there are many types of messages you might want to send. Here are some modules that will help you notify users about content changes.
