Newsletter

In Volume 4, Issue 6 of The DropTimes Newsletter, the tension between open source ideals and market realities takes center stage. New data from Cloudflare shows WordPress and Drupal losing web share, even as Drupal-based platforms gain ground in high-stakes sectors. This issue also features insights from the Drupal Pivot Ghent 2026 retrospective, key event announcements, and updates on AI-driven tools and training for site builders. A spotlight on the latest module releases and organizational news rounds out the edition. ...more

Volume 4, Issue 5 of Editor’s Pick highlights the release of Drupal CMS 2.0, launched on 28 January 2026. The update introduces visual editing, templates, and guided setup tools—streamlining the early Drupal experience without altering its underlying framework. ...more

In Volume 4, Issue 4 of "Editor's Pick", the weekly newsletter from The DropTimes, the spotlight turns to Europe’s evolving digital sovereignty narrative. Drawing from a recent blog by Dries Buytaert, founder of Drupal, this edition explores why sovereignty hinges not on vendor origin but on control—and why open source maintainers must be at the center of public sector funding strategies. ...more

The latest edition of Editor's Pick, TDT's weekly newsletter — Volume 4, Issue 3. Drupal has finalised the platform requirements for its next major release. With PHP 8.5 and modern database baselines now confirmed, 2026 is the year to align infrastructure, prepare contributed projects, and plan for compatibility as Drupal 12 approaches. ...more

The latest edition of 'Editor's Pick,' TDT's weekly Newsletter—Volume 4, Issue 2, titled “Filtering Signal from AI Noise” dated January 12, 2026, explores the launch of Drupal AI TV, a curated platform focused on practical, ethical, and effective AI use in Drupal. Plus, it features highlights from Drupal’s 25th anniversary celebrations, new tools, case studies, and community updates shaping the year ahead. ...more