Henadzi Koltun argues that Drupal’s value lies in durable engineering rather than short-term gains. He discusses when headless architecture is justified, why AI still needs human oversight and how accessibility becomes an organisational responsibility.
The Drupal AI Initiative has designated DrupalEasy's 18-hour AIDE course as its official training program, covering human-reviewed workflows, agents, retrieval and local models.
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Technical progress only solves part of Drupal's problem if outside perceptions remain fixed on older versions. Rotterdam shifts attention to who can reach today's capabilities and who hears about them.
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Database commits, broker delivery, and payload limits can fail at different points in an asynchronous workflow. Symfony's new Messenger options are designed to narrow two of those gaps.
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PHP branches used by supported Drupal 10 and 11 environments received security fixes, but determining exposure requires more than checking a version number.
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An AI feature can work on its own and still leave an important question unanswered: what happens when several of them have to work together on real content?
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