CMS

It's official; starting on December 1st 2022, the security team will no longer offer security updates and support for WordPress 3.7 to 4.0. In the meantime, here is a reminder of a few notable improvements made to the CMS in this series' final version by the publisher.

Any computer development project must include a budget as a key component. By providing an immediate answer to the question "How much does it cost to develop an API?", it is possible to set up a secure, open, and most importantly effective collaboration. What must be kept in mind to get results that meet deadlines... Financial projections are included!

What is an API?

Computer developers around the world are eagerly awaiting this date. Indeed, December 14 2022, is the date of the release of a closely watched update, that of Drupal 10.

The end of life of Drupal 7 has been extended until November 1, 2023. This was announced by the Drupal organization in February 2022.

The 9 series, released in June 2020, will have to be adopted by all Drupal users and followers by the time the 7 series expires.

WordPress 6.0 will be accessible soon. This content management system is already well-known and well-liked for its ergonomics, functionality, convenience of use, and handling. This new version arrives only a few months after the 5.9 release. By May 24, 2022, what will we have discovered?

Is the WordPress 6.0 CMS available in beta version?

Good news for WordPress 6.0 fans: the CMS is already available in beta and will be released according to the following schedule:

Why opt for a Next.js Drupal association?

Using Next.js for Drupal front-end development? Though this idea may seem strange, many web developers are campaigning for the use of this open source framework. For what reasons exactly? Simply because it includes all the tools needed to create a next-gen front-end for any Drupal site. Good news when you know that the future of Drupal is “headless”.

What is the use of Next.js in web development?

Next.js is an open source React framework used for developing single-page Javascript applications.

A headless CMS is a headless content management system (CMS), which is a back-end-only content management system, primarily acting as a content repository. A headless CMS makes content accessible through an API for viewing on any device without an integrated front-end or presentation layer. The term “headless” comes from the concept of cutting off the head (here the front office) from the body (source: Wikipedia).