The Swiss Drupal AI Hackathon, held at Liip Zürich on September 11, 2025, brought together over 20 developers to build AI-driven prototypes using Drupal. Supported by amazee.io, Amazee Labs, Unic, and Liip, the event featured projects focused on AI workflows, content automation, and accessibility. ...more

A recent supply chain attack on NPM packages exploited maintainer accounts to publish trojan-injected updates. The Drupal Security Team reports that Drupal itself is unaffected but advises site owners to audit third-party dependencies. ...more

LocalGov Drupal will host a community meetup on Sept. 25 at Brighton Town Hall. Council digital teams will share experiences, explore functionality, and tackle challenges together; registration is required and subject to approval. ...more

Register now for DrupalCon Chicago 2026, March 23–26. Early Bird tickets are $575 and include sessions, keynotes, contribution rooms, networking, and more. ...more

DrupalCamp Italy 2025 is offering early-bird sponsorships for companies that confirm by September 29. The event takes place November 14 at Sapienza University in Rome and will host developers, designers, project managers, and decision-makers from across Italy’s tech and open-source community. ...more

The submission deadline for the DrupalCon Nara 2025 Splash Awards has been extended to 16 September at 11:59 PM JST. Submit your Drupal project now and get recognized across the Asia Pacific region. ...more

On 24 Sep 2025, the Asociación Española de Drupal will host a session in Madrid on building ephemeral environments with Qaack. Speaker Francisco Sánchez López from 1xINTERNET will demonstrate how the tool streamlines Drupal development, testing, and review processes. ...more

Drupal 11.1 introduces a modern way to write hooks using PHP attributes, moving beyond the traditional procedural approach. This shift brings autoloading, dependency injection, better testability, and cleaner code organization—making hooks faster, smarter, and easier to maintain. Teade Geertsma of Emble explains how the new system works with practical code examples, covers ordering and backward compatibility, and highlights what remains procedural. A must-read for developers preparing their modules for Drupal’s object-oriented future. ...more