Articles about Drupal and Technology

HTTP security headers are a security measure that almost nobody uses but they are extremely powerful (and annoying to configure).

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.

In 2018, Drupal added support for oEmbed in media and the ability to serve them from a subdomain to improve security against XSS attacks. Although the resources are displayed in iframes, doing so under the same domain can be insecure...

At Metadrop, we regularly work on complex projects such as multisites with over 20 sites, numerous contributed and custom-installed modules, various types of profiles, and where Config Split is used for configuration management. Dealing with this complexity can be challenging...

Pautas para poder cumplir GDPR en una web construida con Drupal y así evitar el dolor de cabeza que conlleva.

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

Feeds provide a friendly UI so that we can import your content to Drupal.

Within the web development workflow we follow at Metadrop, one of the crucial steps is the review of the implemented task's quality. This process aims to detect possible errors or bugs in order to correct them before the work reaches...

The seventh edition since the excellent Spanish Drupal community came up and decided to organize the first DrupalCamp in Barcelona back in 2010.

Whenever users require to be able to enter predefined HTML snippets such as quotations, tabs or even simple layouts, our first option is usually to create new fields or paragraphs. However, there is an alternative that in some cases is...