🚀 Ever hit undo panic in Drupal? Mess up a single field… and boom, you’re rolling back the entire node. 😫 Not anymore! 🎉 With Drupal 11’s Field Revision History module, you get your personal time machine for fields: ✅ Track every change ✅ See who edited it ✅ Restore past values instantly 👉 No more full-node rollbacks. Edit smarter, faster, safer. ✨ Field Revision History = Peace of Mind ✨ #Drupal11 #WebDevelopment #OpenSource #ContentEditing #DrupalCommunity #CMS #WebDesign #DigitalInnovation #DevTools #Productivity

🚀 Ever hit undo panic in Drupal? Mess up a single field… and boom, you’re rolling back the entire node. 😫 Not anymore! 🎉 With Drupal 11’s Field Revision History module, you get your personal time machine for fields: ✅ Track every change ✅ See who edited it ✅ Restore past values instantly 👉 No more full-node rollbacks. Edit smarter, faster, safer. ✨ Field Revision History = Peace of Mind ✨ #Drupal11 #WebDevelopment #OpenSource #ContentEditing #DrupalCommunity #CMS #WebDesign #DigitalInnovation #DevTools #Productivity

Keeping CiviCRM and Drupal up to date can feel tricky — especially with new versions and extensions rolling out. In this video highlight, Mark Hanna (Skvare) walks through how to use Composer with #civicrm on Drupal 10, and shares progress on getting integration with Drupal 11 working. Mark also introduces the CiviCRM extension composer plugin, which lets you download extensions to a configurable folder, making management easier and more flexible. True to his style, he keeps things practical and approachable — a must-watch for anyone managing CiviCRM on Drupal. Watch here: https://lnkd.in/d2vUcWyF

600,000 users. 6 million message threads. Zero tolerance for downtime. DevBranch partnered with Wall Street Oasis (WSO), a major online finance community, to lead a large-scale migration from legacy Drupal versions to a modern Drupal 10 architecture. The site included over 600,000 users, 6 million private message threads, 2 million comments, and 50GB of data. All of this required careful handling with minimal downtime. The result? A faster, more scalable, and future-ready platform that preserved WSO’s extensive functionality. The team migrated 93 custom modules, rewrote over 80,000 lines of code, and managed edge cases across 150 contrib modules. With Drupal 10 and improved caching, the site now supports more than 60,000 daily users while delivering faster performance and reduced server load. From custom migration strategies and incremental testing to server upgrades and post-launch support, DevBranch delivered a seamless transition that kept the WSO community engaged and uninterrupted throughout the process. Ready to bring your vision to life? Find a Drupal Certified Partner for your next project: https://lnkd.in/etJc2YBF Read the full case study: https://lnkd.in/gKb8RjaW Explore the live site: https://lnkd.in/ggn4CfH #Drupal #DigitalPerformance #OpenSource

What’s next for real-time search in Drupal? 🔍 At DrupalCon Europe 2025, a BoF session on the Search API Typesense module sparked community-driven planning for its next phase. Coming improvements may include: • Schema “recipes” + guided setup • Secure JS search via Drupal proxy • Views integration & better docs Contributors from SparkFabrik and beyond are shaping how Drupal handles fast, typo-tolerant search with Typesense. By TDT staff: https://lnkd.in/gjnfSsct With Roberto Peruzzo, Luca Lusso and many others. #Drupal #OpenSource #WebDev #Search

One platform, many communities 🌍 Drupal Association Finland (Suomen Drupal-yhdistys ry) has joined the La_EU Project, a shared Drupal codebase now powering 8 national association sites across Europe. What started with Drupal.nl is growing into a pan-European collaboration — combining local identity with shared infrastructure. Built with: • Modular Drupal setup • Open governance • Contributions from across the continent Details via Ruud de Bruyn at TDT: https://lnkd.in/gFMV5j69 #Drupal #OpenSource #CommunityTech #WebDev

💡 Using Composer with Drupal and CiviCRM means fewer surprises in development and more stable deployments. In this CiviCon talk, Mark Hanna shows how composer.json, plugins, and a Drupal 11 template help teams save time and reduce risk. Full post →

Artem Dmitriiev and Maksym Yemets will combine forces in their session “Make your own Drupal CMS: from distribution/profile to recipe based installation”. At DrupalCon Vienna next week! In this session you can learn how now with Drupal CMS profiles are no longer required and can be removed from existing projects. They will show you how to create your own Drupal CMS quickly and efficiently, using custom and contributed recipes. About the session ▶️ https://lnkd.in/diDM_FyF #DrupalConVienna #DrupalCon2025 #DrupalCMS #1xTALK

⚡ Boost Drupal performance at the network layer — not just in code. Slides from Nicolas PERUSSEL’s DrupalCon Europe Vienna session, “TCP Fast Open and HTTP/3: Network-Level Optimizations for Lightning-Fast Drupal,” are now publicly available. Perussel, Head of Architecture at ekino, details how tuning TLS 1.3, OCSP stapling, and HTTP/3 with QUIC can cut latency by up to 350ms — all without modifying Drupal’s application layer. His slide deck offers practical nginx configurations and insights for developers and DevOps teams looking to deliver real-world speed gains. Read via The Drop Times: 👉 https://lnkd.in/gFEgqDC7 #Drupal #Performance #WebDev #HTTP3

Fixing broken links isn’t just maintenance — it’s memory work. 🔗 TDT profiles Wayback Filter, a quietly powerful Drupal module by Denmark’s Vertikal.dk. It uses the Internet Archive to auto-link external URLs to their archived versions — safeguarding digital history. Created by Steven Snedker, the module: • Runs at render time (no DB changes) • Preserves article intent + trust • Has supported Drupal since 2014 More than a tool — it’s a mindset. Read the full story by Kazima Abbas: https://lnkd.in/gQqrZstj #Drupal #OpenSource #DigitalPreservation #WebDev