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Drupal is a powerful and very flexible content management system, but with that it can be complex and at times very frustrating. However, Drupal arguably has the largest community of users and is willing to help with nearly any issue that you may run into.
Below are links to various resources that I personally use that have been invaluable in my learning and understanding on how Drupal works and how to just get things done.
Drupal Official Documentation
The Drupal official documentation is very detailed and should be bookmarked by every Drupal content manager, developer and site administrator. Below is a subset of the documentation that I find myself revisiting frequently.
Blogs
The Drupal official blog is regularly updated with news and information about the latest releases, new features, and Drupal events and security advisories as well as other topics related to Drupal.
Web Omelette blog run by Daniel Sipos, Drupal developer and author of the book Drupal 10 Module Development. I frequently visit this blog to see what new Drupal nuggets Daniel has to share with the community.
Lullabot was instrumental in my early education with Drupal 7 and continues to be insightful, not only on the topic of Drupal, but other web technologies as well.
Community News
AI-Assisted Coding Used to Build Drupal Document Summarizer Tooltip Prototype
Minnur Yunusov of Tag1 has developed and released a Drupal prototype that generates AI-powered summaries of linked documents directly within tooltips. The module, built using AI-assisted coding tools, is publicly available on GitHub and documents both the benefits and limitations of automated code generation in Drupal development.
Why Drupal Must Move Beyond the Bubble in the Age of AI
In this article, Alejandro Moreno outlines why his upcoming session at DrupalCamp England is about far more than marketing. Drawing from his experiences at Web Summit Lisbon and FOST Paris, Moreno reflects on Drupal’s struggle to gain traction beyond its community bubble and argues for a shift toward selling sovereign, AI-ready solutions instead of “just a CMS.” This piece expands on his earlier writing about leaving the Drupal bubble and frames the session as a necessary conversation about positioning, survival, and Drupal’s relevance in an AI-driven market.
DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 Opens Call for Speakers With Submissions Closing 13 April
DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 has opened its Call for Speakers, inviting submissions from developers, designers, marketers, editors, executives, and community organisers. Proposals are open until 13 April 2026, with accepted speakers to be notified on 25 May and the full programme scheduled for publication on 1 June.
Hosting Providers
Hostinger is a great hosting platform for both Drupal with advanced features that are easy to use. I personally use this hosting for Drupal Odyssey and the included features have allowed me to do everything that I wanted quickly and easily.
Pantheon has enterprise-grade hosting for any size Drupal website needs. I work with several clients that use this platform and it's by far my most recommended hosting if your budget allows.
Acquia has enterprise-grade hosting that helps you deliver powerful digital experiences with a host of different products and services. I also use this platform for various client sites.
