Recently I audited a Drupal codebase containing a lot of custom form code and the author relied upon front-end validation way too often. You always want to validate form submissions server-side as well. I'm posting this because I sense that this change in Drupal 12 may prove impactful for many sites. Check your form validation code!
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Creating and editing a Frontpage or flexible Landing Page has always been a struggle in Drupal. Layout Builder has been left unfinished and (layout_)paragraphs is quite an investment upfront. Now that we have SDCs, we can reuse components and the best of all: Two major Drupal page builders are reaching maturity quickly: Canvas and Display Builder.
This is the third part of or Canvas vs Display Builder series that covers the three most prolific use cases we could think of. But pretty sure it will not be the last part!
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[not a promotion] One of the developers on our team just wrapped up a deep-dive webinar on how we’re using the ECA (Event - Condition - Action) module alongside Drupal's new AI features.
If you've ever felt like you're writing too much custom code for simple entity triggers or workflow logic, this is definitely worth a look. The session walks through how to build visual automation models that can trigger AI actions (like auto-tagging or content analysis) without touching a custom module.
We’ve been moving more of our production logic over to ECA lately to keep things maintainable. Curious to hear if anyone else is using ECA + AI in their current projects, or if you’re still sticking to custom hooks for complex logic?
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Apr 28, 10:14 UTC Scheduled - Start: Apr 30, 2026, 10:00 UTC End: Apr 30, 2026, 12:00 UTC
Hello,
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We do not anticipate any downtime for Droplets or Droplet-related services, including Managed Databases, Load Balancers, App Platform, and Managed Kubernetes, as this maintenance has been carefully designed and tested to be seamless. In the unlikely event that an undetected misconfiguration occurs, a subset of customers could experience temporary network disruption. We will endeavor to keep this to a minimum for the duration of the change.
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As rising conflict and forced displacement drive unprecedented humanitarian needs, adoption of artificial intelligence in humanitarian work has the potential to scale services for some of the most vulnerable populations...
Has anyone successfully managed to use cloud storage with flysystem and S3 or Google Cloud Storage without the performance trade-off when generating image styles? My experience was terrible, even with image styles warmer module. The application heavily uses images and multiple image styles in addition to responsive images, which generate multiple resolutions per image.
Hi, I really would appreciate advice on a Drupal challenge I face. I'm managing the Drupal website of my orchestra, it started on version 10 and was recently upgrade to 11 by the DirectAdmin maintenance of the provider. Since the upgrade the site is unstable - running composer yields many pages of patches/upgrades after which the site breaks down completely.
As a solution I now setup a fresh v11 site that works fine.
The only small workload left is to export/import the content from the old site to the new one.
This is my first experience with a CMS platform - but have 20 years experience with self-built dynamic websites. For these, contents and platform are nicely separated and can be exported/import with little hassle.
I suppose Drupal also stores the contents (pages/articles) separated from the platform and that export/import should be breeze. However, I failed to find the protocol for this. Am I too naive ? Which tables have the contents ? Which cross-references should be updated after import ?
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