Drupal Planet

DrupalCon Baltimore 2017 was, without a doubt, a great event. The first DrupalCon to hit the US East Coast since DrupalCon DC in 2009 so this (ex-) New Englander was happy to have just a day's drive to get there.

April arrived in our lives and brought wind, sun and.. DrupalCon! And 15" of snow in my hometown of Keene, NH, but who's counting?

With the winter out of the way it was time for the northern hemisphere to waken from its slumber, and maybe get a bit more snow dumped on its head.

In the world of content management systems, a major anxiety for editorial staff is whether their site is going to allow them to easily build complex pages. With today's demand for editorial workflows and internationalization, this problem gets even more complex. Add Drupal's Lego-like architecture to the mix and there can be a huge array of options for a site builder or architect to consider.

The shortest month of the year stopped by for a visit, along with more snow for those of us in cooler parts of the country.

Client sponsored

Lots of our clients helped Drupal this month through a variety of fixes and improvements.

It's a New Year and we're excited to get the year off to a good start.

With the community enjoying a bit of peace and quiet after the excellent DrupalCon Dublin we had a slightly relaxed month on the contrib side of life.

With several projects in their final stages of development, many of our staff were tight on hours so their time for contributions was reduced. As always though, we managed to get some good contributions out the door.