React

The upcoming 1.0 release of Drupal Canvas marks a pivotal shift, a no‑code, visual page builder that makes Drupal accessible to editors and content authors, while preserving its power for developers. The tool aims to bridge the gap between flexibility and usability for all site‑building teams. ...more

The Palermo Drupal Meetup on 6 November at Cre.Zi. Plus offers four expert-led talks covering AI integration, Kubernetes deployment, hybrid Drupal-React architectures, and VAPI assistant use cases. Organized by Vincenzo Gambino and Francesco Maria B., the event fosters collaboration among developers, designers, and content teams. ...more

Specbee’s Priyanka Phukan explores how decoupled Drupal with React empowers marketing teams with greater content agility, multichannel reach, and faster campaign launches. With the right architecture, marketers can focus on strategy and engagement while developers optimize performance and UX. ...more

Using Drupal as a headless CMS allows businesses to deliver structured content to websites, mobile apps, and IoT devices through frontend frameworks like React, Vue.js, or Angular. By decoupling content management from presentation, organizations gain greater scalability, real-time delivery, and flexibility—while enabling both developers and editors to work efficiently within their domains. ...more

Balint Kleri’s blog post explores how Drupal Canvas enables fully decoupled frontend development using React-based Code Components, a browser-based editor, and CLI tools. From Storybook integration to Nuxt previews and server-side rendering, the guide demonstrates advanced use cases for modern frontend workflows with Drupal at the center. ...more

Fabrity Digital’s Denys Mykhaiskyi breaks down when headless Drupal is the right choice. He explores how decoupling with React and Next.js improves flexibility, scalability, and SEO—and when traditional Drupal is still the smarter solution. ...more

React.js powers the digital front ends of global leaders like Netflix, Pinterest, and Snapchat. This article by Specbee explores why React is the enterprise front-end of choice—covering performance features, reusable components, React Native, and how it integrates seamlessly with Drupal in decoupled architectures. ...more

In a blog post, Colton Voege argues that Tailwind CSS increases JavaScript bundle size, complicates code maintenance, and offers limited developer tooling. He compares Tailwind to traditional CSS and CSS-in-JS libraries, highlighting issues with class duplication, lack of type safety, and poor readability in large React codebases. ...more

The article by Denys Mykhaiskyi for Fabrity describes Drupal as a headless CMS with React and Next.js integration, outlines JSON:API and GraphQL API options, details SSR and ISR performance strategies, and evaluates when a monolithic setup is more suitable. ...more

Juan Calero Gómez has launched Docktopus, an open-source local development environment built on DDEV. It supports Drupal, React, Node.js, Solr, LDAP, and more in a single containerized stack. Designed for teams building complex web projects with on-premises integration needs. ...more