The prototype works. Taking it to production quality is more than evenings. Whether it should is a question, not a pitch. One thing before the rest. I am not pushing this. The...

Every framework service that holds state is a bug under fibers. The current fix is to switch concurrency off. There is a third option.

A coroutine nobody owns is a leak. Under one process per request you never see it. Persistent servers take that away.

Structured control flow and managed memory each took away a freedom and handed back a guarantee. Concurrency in PHP has not made that trade.

Part 3 of our Drupal Canvas vs Display Builder series explores which tool does the best job in enabling site builders and editors to build feature-rich frontpage-like pages.

In part 2 I compare Drupal Canvas and Display Builder by building a blog display, examining view modes, component props, slots, and field formatters.

A practical comparison of Drupal Canvas and Display Builder, covering common site-building tasks such as page layouts, entity displays, and frontpage design.

The core committer's take on #[TwigAllowed], a clean and explicit solution for explicit Twig method access introduced in Drupal 11.3.

We stepped away from agency work to build a Drupal-powered SaaS. Now we're back, bringing years of product experience to Drupal consulting and strategy.