Decoupled Days is THE conference to attend if you’re at all interested in all things headless and decoupled. Now in its seventh year, this year’s conference will be held in person ...
How do we make Drupal the cool kid again?
Did you know that about 60% of Drupal sites are still on D7, even with D10 about to be released in December? There’s bee...
CSUB’s New Next.js Site Launches a New Era in Headless Performance
California State University Bakersfield has an extensive continuing education program known as...
One of the questions I get asked every other week is “Does next-drupal work with GraphQL?” .
Yes. Both the Next.js Drupal module and the next-drupal package work wit...
At Chapter Three, we believe that most Drupal websites could gain a performance boost by going headless. While this is how we’re planning to build future Drupal sites, we understand going all in on headless might not be feasible for existing sites. This is why we built next-drupal for progressive adoption.
The notion of using Drupal as an API-first CMS has been floating around the community for many years. There has been a dream to fully use Drupal as a content platform and...
You are ready to make your Drupal site headless; what do you need to know about hosting? Hosting a decoupled Drupal site means you are using two different types of hosting technologies—on...
In some upcoming posts, we'll provide more details about the practical steps to implementing Next-Drupal. For now we present eight excellent reasons...
Ok, sounds weird, but it’s true.
Imagine for a moment using Next.js as the decoupled front-end of your Drupal site. Imagine it worked well and was transparent to your content editors. Use...