Changes in the digital world are inevitable and necessary. For Drupal users and developers, one of the key moments is migrating the system to its latest version. In this blog post, I focus specifically on the process of upgrading to Drupal 10, taking you step-by-step through how to prepare for it, what to check, and what actions to take to make the transition as smooth and seamless as possible.
The schedule for Drupal Mountain Camp 2024 is live, featuring an impressive line-up of keynote speakers and featured sessions. After a thorough and meticulous selection process, we've curated a diverse schedule with sessions aligning with the camp's theme, ensuring overall quality, relevance, and inclusivity across various tracks.
Explore the detailed schedule to plan your agenda and make the most of this exciting event: https://event.drupalmountaincamp.ch/drupal-mountain-camp-2024/schedule/
Regular tickets are still open.
Come join us for an event full of learning, networking, and fun in the picturesque setting of Davos, Switzerland.
Learn to develop an effective content strategy for your Drupal site with expert advice. Drive traffic, engage users, and boost conversions with strategic content planning.
A content strategy is essential for any modern Drupal site as it aligns content with business goals, optimizes user experience, ensures quality and consistency, and leverages Drupal's advanced content management features for efficient governance and workflow management. Your organization’s content strategy will incorporate SEO best practices to amplify online visibility and prepare the organization for future digital trends and multi-channel distribution.
Ultimately, a well-crafted content strategy is a linchpin in transforming a Drupal CMS into a dynamic asset that supports engagement, lead conversion, and customer loyalty, thus driving an organization's digital success.
We’re streamlining the git terms of service acceptance process, by moving it into our GitLab instance.
When you next use git.drupalcode.org, you will be asked to accept terms of service. The terms of service aren't changing, but how we ask you to accept them is. You can always review the current Drupal Git Contributor Agreement & Repository Usage Policy
You will need to accept these terms before pushing code to git.drupalcode.org or continuing while logged in.
www.drupal.org had been the place where we recorded acceptance of these terms. Now we are leaning on GitLab to take over this functionality. Instead of migrating who had previously accepted, we're taking the opportunity to remind everyone of these terms.
As we're improving developer tools on Drupal.org, working to migrate issues to GitLab, and update www.drupal.org, this change makes it easier to get a git.drupalcode.org account, and simplifies our codebase.
For more background, see #3230072: Streamline Git Access Agreement/username assignment and #3227737: [Meta] GitLab Acceleration Initiative
Authored by: Nadiia Nykolaichuk.
Whatever specific kinds of content your website needs — articles, news, testimonials, products, user profiles, events — fields help organize them into predefined structures or templates. This ensures consistency in how all items of a certain type are displayed and managed, and gives you ultimate flexibility in content modeling.
In the enterprise realm, automation stands as a transformative force, offering a dual-edged sword of efficiency gains and emergent challenges. Its implementation is reshaping industry norms, potentially redefining the operational paradigms of the business world.
Businesses need to adapt to the digital world to survive nowadays, no matter what industry they're in. They have to be online and be able to handle any changes quickly. That's where Drupal comes in. Drupal is a popular platform for building websites and managing online content. It's been around for twenty years and has become a big deal in Drupal web development.
Today, we're going to talk about how Drupal is used in different industries and why it's so popular.
Starting today, the Drupal 11.x branch is used for building the next major Drupal version, Drupal 11. This means that major version specific changes can now happen on the Drupal 11.x branch. This includes dependency and requirements updates and removal of deprecated API and extensions. Details are available in the allowed changes during Drupal core release cycle document.
Drupal 11 is planned to be released either on the week of June 17, week of July 29 or week of December 9, 2024, depending on when beta requirements are completed.
A 10.3.x branch was created to work on the upcoming minor version. Drupal 10.3.0 will be released on the week of June 17, 2024.
Issues should remain targeted at the 11.x branch and will be backported when appropriate.