The Evolution of Drupal's No-Code Approach

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Bálint Kléri explores the evolution of Drupal's no-code capabilities in his latest blog post, "The Case for Drupal & No-Code". He reflects on the early days of Drupal, highlighting its inherent no-code features that enabled diverse groups to create complex solutions without writing code.

Bálint discusses how Drupal 8 catered to enterprise needs but introduced complexities that created barriers for some users. He emphasizes current initiatives like the Project Browser, Automatic Updates, and Drupal Starshot, which aim to simplify the user experience and reintroduce the no-code approach.

Bálint also announces the launch of Cosmic Build, a no-code, no-terminal hosting service for Drupal and Drupal Starshot, and invites users to join the private beta.

Reference: The Case for Drupal & No-Code by Bálint Kléri (2 August 2024)

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