Expert Drupal & Tech Articles

In this article, we explain how Drupal's Internal Page Cache works, a core module that caches pages for anonymous users, optimizing performance by avoiding repeated rendering. We also provide some recommendations on how to use this module effectively.

A roundup of our latest work to help you build better Drupal sites

For some years now, a number of techniques have been quite popular with one thing in common: the introduction of animations or interactions triggered by the user's scrolling through the page. In this article we show you how to implement...

Bot-generated traffic on the internet has grown significantly, negatively impacting website performance and increasing operational costs. This rise is driven by the growth of artificial intelligence, the spread of crawlers used to train models, and the increase in malicious bots...

State Cache, Drupal 10.3.0 introduces a new improvement in the handling of the State API, before enabling it, we'll tell you the keys to ensuring that the site's performance is optimized and there are no issues with the new configuration.

Highlights from a productive month at Metadrop—featuring DevOps tools, new Drupal modules, and a exploring content-centered workflows

A roundup of our latest work to help you build better Drupal sites, February, 2025.

Thoughts on the Drupal Camp Sevilla that has just ended: the sessions, the community, the Business Day and some unplanned but interesting things.

Notes on migrating a Drupal site from to MySQL 8, things to focus on, different hosting providers and what errors may happen.

Composer 2 was released 4 months ago and it is an impressive improvement especially in terms of performance. Drupal is ready to be managed by Composer 2, and you should start using it as soon as possible.