Drupal has evolved beyond traditional CMS capabilities to become a powerful headless CMS solution. With JSON:API built into Drupal core, developers can easily expose structured content for modern frontends like React, Next.js, or even mobile apps. Today, we’ll explore how to consume Drupal content via JSON:API, define an API contract, and apply security best practices. … Read more
Drupal has been used for building websites for many years, but the way we develop websites is changing quite fast. Earlier, most Drupal projects followed a simple approach. Drupal was responsible for almost everything — managing content, handling users and permissions, and displaying pages using themes and Twig templates. That approach still works well. But … Read more
When we talk about career growth as a developer, the discussion usually starts with technical skills. Learn a new framework. Understand APIs better. Improve performance. Get better at architecture. All of these things are important, especially in Drupal, where there is always something new to learn. But after working on Drupal projects for a few … Read more
Drupal provides content types for most content-related requirements. But sometimes a content type is not the right solution. You may need to store application-specific data that has its own fields, permissions, admin pages and business logic. For example, suppose you are building a product management feature. You could create a Product content type, but products … Read more
Drupal 11 and the upcoming Drupal 12 represent major milestones in the evolution of the Drupal CMS. These versions focus on developer experience, editorial workflows, performance, and modern architecture. With Drupal 11 already released and Drupal 12 expected in mid-2026, let’s explore what’s new, what’s improved, and what’s coming next. 🚀 Key Features in Drupal … Read more
Introduction: Why Upgrade to Drupal 10 & 11? Drupal remains one of the most powerful and flexible open‑source CMS platforms for building dynamic, scalable websites. With Drupal 10 now stable and Drupal 11 on the horizon, you have compelling reasons to plan your upgrade today. Whether you’re on Drupal 9 or an earlier release, moving forward will improve … Read more
In today’s fast-paced digital world, content needs to reach users across devices — smartphones, smartwatches, digital kiosks, voice assistants, and more. Traditional CMS platforms, which tightly couple the front end (what users see) with the back end (where content is managed), struggle to meet these multi-platform demands. Enter the Headless CMS, a flexible approach that … Read more
Tealium is a powerful tag management solution used by enterprises to streamline and scale their digital analytics. When it comes to integrating it with Drupal, especially for custom event tracking, things can get a bit tricky — particularly if you’re aiming for a dynamic, flexible, and production-ready solution. In this article, we’ll walk through a … Read more
Many people asked, do you know how to create custom drush command? This is very basic concept, we should know this. So, In this tutorial se are going learn how to create custom Drush command in drupal 9 or drupal 10. For that we need to create a custom drush module. The file structure will … Read more
Adding regions to a theme requires: As name regions meaning defining area/region for your content/block in custom theme, generally Adding region mean adding meta-data to your THEMENAME.info.yml file. and it’s implementation will be effected in page.html.twig file and printing the new regions. Note: If you declare any regions in your theme, even just one, all … Read more