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Drupal.org accepts AI-assisted work only from contributors who have checked it, can explain every change and say when a tool wrote a significant share.
Colour choices can influence how people experience a website, but assumptions about emotion and culture need testing. Kanopi Studios' Anne Stefanyk shares three practical ways to make colour decisions more consistent, evidence-led and accessible.
Everyone’s talking about the 9.2 PHP vulnerability that dropped on a Wednesday evening. We patched 30+ Drupal sites in 24 hours with zero downtime. Here’s what our audit found next.
Discover Drupal Canvas beyond the UI: leverage open-source CLI and Nebula toolchains to manage components, pages, and Git-based workflows.
We checked the homepages and platforms of 95 of the world's most-visited museums. What the best museum websites put first, and which CMS they run.
In a Talking Drupal Cafe conversation, Stephen Cross chats with recent Talking Drupal Guest Host, Tim "Tea Sharp," a relatively new Drupal user at Appalachian State University, starting with a light discussion about a 3:00 PM drink before digging into Tim's path from sustainability science and design through nonprofit work, WordPress site building, and finally Drupal in higher ed. Tim describes...
DDEV v1.25.5 is out sooner than we planned, because PHP published fixes for two critical vulnerabilities and we wanted ddev-webserver to ship them. It also brings 142 PRs from the DDEV community that were already waiting for the next release: your suggestions, bug reports, code, and financial support made them possible.
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PHP Security Fixes
ddev-webserver now ships PHP 8.5.12, 8.4...
PHP2Shell: What Happened and How to Know Your Site Is Safe
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Fri, 10/23/2026 - 10:18
A pair of critical PHP vulnerabilities affected much of the web this week. Here’s how they were fixed, how to check your site, and how to stay protected going forward.
This week’s disclosure of PHP2Shell, a pair of security vulnerabilities that impacted up to two-thirds of the...
Major Drupal conferences can be difficult to attend for people with limited budgets or family commitments. Megan McDermott explains why regional events matter and how local sponsorship helps bring learning opportunities within reach.
How much should developers trust AI, and what changes will Drupal 12 demand of maintainers? Nine speakers share practical lessons on development, accessibility, infrastructure and governance ahead of Southwestern Ontario Drupal Camp.