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Long ago (2006-2015) my client's website was based on Drupal before they moved to WordPress to reduce dependency on a developer.
As an experienced web developer, I am now looking forward to build my personal site(s) on Drupal and I want to know what is the latest version of the Drupal - the site is a bit confusing with Drupal CMS and Drupal Core.
Where do I find information on Drupal that is the latest version of the Drupal that was once used to build sites long ago ?
For a tax and accounting firm that works with companies in highly regulated situations, we are developing a Drupal-based website. A crucial prerequisite for these professional service websites is ensuring compliance, accuracy, and timely updates.
Drupal appears to be a good fit for accounting and tax advising organisations because of its robust content management, security, and scalability features. However, without the proper structure and modules, it might be difficult to organise tax material, compliance updates, client portals, and SEO-driven pages.
I developed and manage an existing site in Drupal 9 (and had done a previous version of the site in Drupal 7, so I have some familiarity with Drupal). The site uses some custom PHP programming to add some functionality that we need for workflow. Now I'm setting up a new webserver (I self-host) and will set up a new version of the website, but I need the ability to add custom PHP code. In Drupal 9 I did this using the PHP Filter Module (the ability to see the blocks of PHP code are limited to certain users via permission roles). My understanding is that this module is deprecated. Wha
Hello everyone,
I often work with Drupal‑based sites and have noticed that documentation contributions tend to lag behind code updates—especially when modules evolve fast. I wanted to open a discussion on how we might streamline this process.
A few observations:
When a module adds a new hook or service, the docs update sometimes happens after community adoption spreads. This leads to confusion for newcomers.
