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Below are ten must watch DrupalCon Atlanta sessions to take in if you missed them or want to relive them. Whether you are a developer, site builder, designer, or content creator, they cover what will be driving Drupal forward in the future.

In an article from last January, I listed what I did in 2023 regarding my websites and some goals for 2024. People liked that for some reason, so I am repeating the experience in 2025.

I'm going to customize a theme for grav.mobileatom.net which is my main business site. Quess what? It won't involve any AI. And writing this article is going to be my way to learn how to do it plus help the community. You don't see many articles about Grav.

As I came up with the idea for this article, I asked myself is it possible to use "AI" ethically in a web stack?

In this article, I will compare the use of the Gutenberg editor ecosystem in a Drupal theme as compared to its use in WordPress FSE themes. I'll also explore the implementations of Gutenberg in general.

Battalion aims to be a open though private digital weapon to help create, support, and empower communities (of all types) to win battles in the eternal war against autocracy and for freedom.

This article looks at Symfony training brought to you by the team behind Symfony and Twig. SensioLab's name is inspired by the Spanish word “sencillo” or “simple” in English, and it's the company Symfony's founders use to monetize and support the platform. One way they do it is via SensioLabs University.

I am sure you know building content-oriented websites today is an overcomplicated clusterfuck.

But there is a content management system that makes it easier and simpler. And this is especially true for frontend developers.

It's Grav CMS.

I won't beat a dead rocket launcher. Many people have written good reviews about the Starshot announcement. Instead after a quick introduction to Starshot this article shares my vision of what it should become.

If you follow us you know we are champions of the Fediverse. And have written extensively about it. Like Symfony, PHP, Drupal, Sylius, etc. it's open-source and a moral alternative and new foe of corporate social media. Which we can all agree is shit. This article is motivated in particular by our being selected as one of the first few hundred Fediverse publishers on Flipboard and gaining ten new handles. So, I want to help you sort out the ones you may want to follow. And of course, my existing ones as well. But more importantly I want to help you start your journey through the Fediverse by benefiting from my experience.