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Drupal has been great for many years but...

We have to admit, it's losing market share... Drupal jobs often underpay, and most people are beginning to believe that static sites and other frameworks are better incorrectly.

I gave up on WordPress long ago because it kept getting hacked.

But the main question I have for Drupal is, where's it going for the future?

I'm really not interested in core bloat, the core is already huge. Also not very interested in Ai integration nor add-on libraries.

I expected e-commerce to get less complex, and modules & themes to expand, but it seems that versions are changing so often that community notes can't keep up.

I've been developing upon it since v4, hoping you guys can tell me there's a good leadership plan & future outlook for Drupal?

Also, I have contributed in the past, I don't have the ability to do so now.

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If everyone's making Drupal headless all these years...

If everyone's making Drupal headless all these years why haven't they just refactored/updated the UI of Drupal to incorporate a faster UI?

It seems like reinventing the wheel to completely refactor the UI on top of a framework that is designed to work in a more secure manner?

Maybe I'm confused as to why people do this?

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