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Bye bye drupalisms! Propelling Drupal into a modern PHP ecosystem - Marine Gandy
Join Marine Gandy as she dives into propelling Drupal into a modern PHP ecosystem, embracing standards and best practices to improve code quality, usability, and security, while simplifying upgrades and dependencies.
- Bye bye Drupalisms: a push to modernize Drupal, adopting standards and best practices.
- The future of Drupal is based on a solid PHP ecosystem, with tools like Composer, Docker, and PHPStan.
- Code quality is essential, with tests, code sniffer, and coding standards enforced.
- The community is actively working to close the gap with site builders, improving usability and reducing the learning curve.
- Automatic updates will soon be available, making it easier to maintain sites.
- The core is getting smaller, with unused code removed, and security is a top priority.
- Hooks have been replaced by event subscribers, making code more modular and easier to maintain.
- Drupal 11 has simplified upgrades, and the community is working to ensure backwards compatibility.
- Composer has simplified dependency management, making it easier to manage dependencies.
- The future of Drupal is centered around REST APIs, JSON API, and GraphQL, making it easier to decouple and integrate with other frameworks.
- The community is working to make Drupal more accessible and user-friendly, with a focus on site builders.
- Automatic updates will be available, making it easier to maintain sites.
- The core is getting smaller, with unused code removed, and security is a top priority.
- Drupal is moving away from custom infrastructure and adopting modern tools and standards.