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AI tools in Drupal now handle SEO tasks with greater speed and precision, freeing up editors to focus on strategy and content. From automated metadata and alt text to smart tagging and internal linking, Drupal’s AI module offers a growing toolkit for accessible, search-friendly websites. ...more

In TD Café episode #012, hosts Johanna Bates and Jess Snyder discuss their experiences using Drupal in nonprofit technology. They cover their career paths, the evolution of Drupal development, the role of community, and the origins and goals of the Nonprofit Summit at DrupalCon. ...more

An introductory blog post breaks down the three foundational building blocks of Drupal—Nodes, Taxonomy, and Users—explaining how content, structure, and access control are modeled within the CMS. Aimed at beginners, the piece outlines why clean entity design and early planning are essential for building scalable and maintainable Drupal sites. ...more

Dries Buytaert has published a new dashboard that tracks Drupal Core’s code quality evolution from version 7 through 11. Using static analysis, it measures lines of code, complexity, maintainability, and more, offering a clear visual of improvements over time. ...more

John Picozzi’s 2025 Year in Review captures a fast-moving year of growth in the Drupal ecosystem. From major events like DrupalCon Atlanta and the release of Drupal Canvas to advances in AI and podcast milestones, the post highlights how ideas became impactful tools and community collaboration thrived. ...more

DrupalSouth examines whether open source can meet enterprise demands and makes the case that Drupal is already proven in high‑security, high‑traffic environments. The post draws on real examples from government and global enterprises to challenge outdated perceptions. ...more

This article from Buro Van Staal explores how AI can enhance Drupal sites by turning overlooked data into actionable insights. Rather than focusing on real-time personalisation or flashy automation, it emphasizes structured content, behavioral patterns, and meaningful governance as the foundation for smarter digital decisions. ...more

Dan Frost of Adaptive unpacks the emerging Model Context Protocol (MCP) and its potential to reshape web interactions by enabling systems to share context, not just data. With Drupal’s architecture already well-aligned for structured content and flexible governance, site owners may be well-positioned to explore this shift without starting from scratch. ...more

Skvare explains how the Webform Registration Handler module turns webform submissions into Drupal user accounts with proper validation, role assignment, and field mapping. The post covers architecture, security practices, and integration with CiviCRM. ...more

Mario Hernandez explores how the native HTML <details> and <summary> elements can replace JavaScript in building accessible accordion components. His post highlights browser support, performance gains, and semantic markup patterns that reduce reliance on external libraries. ...more

Centarro breaks down where Drupal Commerce excels—from small stores to complex, content-driven workflows—highlighting its strengths in integration, flexibility, and long-term scalability. ...more

Wassim Ben Sassi recaps key Drupal advances from 2025 in his New Year blog post. He highlights Experience Builder, Single Directory Components, and AI-assisted development for 2026. It’s a thoughtful reflection for developers looking ahead to what’s next in Drupal. ...more