As I embarked on a recent journey to enhance the usability of Drupal from the perspective of both site owners and editors, I stumbled upon what could be a game changer for content editors – the "Same Page Preview" module.
Do you know that almost 90% of developers who use Drupal as a backend for their mobile apps have their stash, lucky coding socks? This is interesting because developers believe it allows them to work more efficiently.
We may have exaggerated about 90 percent, but building a mobile app development with Drupal as a backend is perfect. There are many reasons for this because Drupal as a tool has all the necessary features and capabilities to unleash the potential of the application fully and, of course, emphasize the skill of its creator. But how does it work?
Drupal 11 is on the horizon, set to make its debut in either August or December 2024. That may seem like a distant future, but in the ever-evolving world of web development, a year and a half can go by in the blink of an eye. So, the big question we're here to explore is this: Is your website ready for the release of Drupal 11?
Let’s take a closer look at why it's crucial not to procrastinate when it comes to Drupal 11 preparation. We'll also discuss the importance of getting a head start and why the process should be more of a steady, consistent effort rather than a last-minute scramble.
Drupal 11 is generating quite the buzz, and for good reason. Anticipation is building as the Drupal community delves into discussions about Drupal 11, even before Drupal 10 has made its grand exit. This unprecedented level of excitement around Drupal 11 makes it a release like no other.