What's new in Drupal 11.4: an overview of changes vs 11.3

Drupal 11.4 is the next minor release in the 11.x branch, with a stable launch planned for the week starting June 22, 2026. It doesn't break backward compatibility for public APIs, but it brings plenty of concrete improvements: PHP attribute routing, a new bootstrap based on Symfony Runtime, Brotli compression for assets, SEO-oriented robots.txt changes, and a whole list of deprecations worth handling in custom modules.

Top 10 Takeaways from the DrupalCon Chicago 2026 Driesnote

The DrupalCon Chicago 2026 Driesnote kicked off with a keynote that was equal parts celebration and wake-up call. With 1,310 attendees in the room and Drupal turning 25, Dries Buytaert delivered one of his most candid Driesnotes yet. He acknowledged a tough market, AI disruption hitting all sides of the Drupal ecosystem at once, and then laid out a concrete plan for what comes next.

What is Drupal used for? 12 system types where it dominates

What is Drupal used for beyond standard websites? It is an enterprise content management framework designed for complex, authenticated, content-heavy platforms — the kind where thousands of users log in daily, access role-specific content, and navigate structured information across multiple languages. Government agencies, Fortune 500 companies, and international organizations choose Drupal precisely because its architecture solves problems that simpler CMSs cannot handle.

PDF to AI-Ready Text: How to Choose the Right Data Extraction Tool

PDF data extraction quality directly determines AI accuracy. When building BetterRegulation’s document processing system, we found that naive extraction wastes 40-60% of context windows on PDF artifacts. After evaluating ChatGPT API, traditional Python libraries, and Unstructured.io, we achieved 30% token reduction and significantly improved document categorization. Here’s what we learned.

WordPress vs Drupal – Comparing 5 Key Tools and Their Equivalents

Switching from WordPress to Drupal raises many concerns. Will the migration be too complicated? Will I find equivalents for the tools I use every day? In this article, I compare five of the most important WordPress tools with their Drupal counterparts: Custom Post Types, ACF, WP Query, WP Forms, and Page Builders like Elementor. For each one, I show what working in Drupal looks like with real examples and a live demo in Drupal CMS.

Multisite, Domain Access, or Headless – How to Handle Multiple Domains in Drupal?

Handling multiple domains within a single CMS is a challenge many organizations face. Choosing the right architecture at the start of a project can save significant time and money. Drupal offers three proven approaches: multisite, Domain Access, and headless CMS. In this article, I'll compare their strengths and weaknesses, show real-world implementation examples, and help you decide which approach works best for different business scenarios.

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