Drupal Blog

A few days ago the release date of Drupal 10 was announced. We are looking forward to it!

End-of-life of Drupal 7 is delayed at least until 2023. Should I stay in Drupal 7?

Drupal sessions are back in the Drupal ES Meetup, and those are great news!

In this article we will describe how to make a bulk operation plugin in Drupal 8/9.

In this post we will see how to make a file migration to media entities using the migrate file entities to media entities module.

Drupal.org announced yesterday that the "end of life" of Drupal 7 will be delayed to November 2023 as it still has a large number of users. Not only that, but the end of life date is not definitive, but will be re-evaluated annually. In any case, Drupal 7 users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to the current version of the CMS, Drupal 9. Sources:

Views are one of the most powerful components of Drupal and a very useful tool for the sitebuilding. We can create pages, blocks, show lists, filter contents, choose formats, etc. without using any programming, through its user interface. In this article we are going to talk about one of the options found in the "Advanced" section when we configure a view, which will allow us to create relationships between different entities on our website.

A few days ago the first alpha version of Drupal 10 was released, which is a new milestone in Drupal news.https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/releases/10.0.0-alpha1 Although there are still a few months left for its official release (planned for June 2022), here you can see the main new features of Drupal 10:https://www.drupal.org/about/10 These are some highlights:

After 6 years, Drupal 8 has reached the end of its life cycle.

The Drupal Con Europe 2021 took place at the beginning of October. For the second consecutive year it has been held virtually due to health restrictions by Covid. This issue, despite being a setback, has opened the doors to many attendees who otherwise would not have attended in person. DrupalCon was hosted at Hopin.com, thanks to the organisation of the Drupal Association and the experience of Kuoni Congress. The event had different tracks with workshops, talks, keynotes, etc., all of them extremely interesting.

The Webform module is well known by Drupal users and developers, but it can be even more useful if we take advantage of its integrations with third parties services.

When developing web projects of a certain size, it is usually critical that these portals are up and bug-free for as long as possible. This is where website monitoring comes in.