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Happy March! If you’re reading this blog post on the day of publication, you now have exactly eight months to migrate out of Drupal 7 before it reaches end of life on January 5, 2025.

Large organizations with multi-site online ecosystems can be divided into two categories: those who have design systems and those who wish they did.

Remember Next-Drupal? It’s that thing we used to talk about incessantly but have been fairly quiet about in recent months. Not to worry – we haven’t lost interest.

A Developer Portal Shows the Flexibility of Drupal

If you’re reading this blog post, something had to bring you here as opposed to the other roughly 600 million blogs out there. Perhaps you’re a regular visitor to this site. Maybe you Googled “writing tips for better web copy” and this showed up.

"The Internet" has an endless supply of helpful articles that make the complex job of a web developer much easier.

Decoupled Days is THE conference to attend if you’re at all interested in all things headless and decoupled. Now in its seventh year, this year’s conference will be held in person in Albuquerque, New Mexico, from August 16 to 17.

This month at DrupalCon Pittsburgh, the Drupal Association announced what many of us were expecting: that end-of-life for Drupal 7 was being extended yet again – this time to January 5, 2025.  This time, according to the association, there will be

DrupalCon Pittsburgh was held from June 5 to 9.  We were there to promote our work, meet with fellow Drupalists from around the country and beyond, and put an ear to the ground for news on all things Drupal.

If you are a Digital Manager of an enterprise website, you likely have a large PDF problem. Over the years, your site has become a labyrinth of linked PDFs – thousands of them – accessible only via third-party applications.

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