Interview: Exploring the future of Drupal

Drupal’s latest release couldn’t go unnoticed at iO. Our developers gathered for a dedicated launch party to explore how this update would better support them in delivering projects for our clients. Maarten Heip, Drupal Lead at iO, wrote this reflection following the release of Drupal CMS 1.0.

Drupal recently launched the latest version of its unsurpassed CMS: Drupal 11. As a Certified Drupal Partner, our 130-strong Drupal team is eager to get started helping companies find their way around. After all, Drupal 11 offers a lot of new features that improve the user experience, increase performance and streamline development processes.

Staying up-to-date is key for the safety and smooth running of your site. This is crucially important for CMS systems like Drupal. Regular maintenance and updates are a must for a safe and seamless site experience. Now is the time to learn everything about the switch to Drupal 10 – the latest, safest, and coolest version of Drupal yet.

Are you looking for a CMS that is future-proof? Need a platform that can grow together with your organisation? Drupal is a good choice!

Many large organisations find it hard to choose a CMS. Comprehensive websites need a lot of features that are not built into every system. We prefer Drupal, one of the most popular open-source CMS platforms for multinationals. Drupal offers many advantages to large organisations and multinationals, like BMW Motorrad, IFFR and Maastricht University. We’re happy to share them with you!

Multi-site brand platforms are the way to go when managing a lot of content in an orderly manner. For such a platform, you obviously need a CMS. And that's exactly where Drupal comes in. Here’s why Drupal is an excellent choice for multi-site brand platforms too!

Drupal as a CMS is very popular with the many large organisations around the world that use it. With over 15 years of experience, our Drupal specialists create powerful and diverse custom digital experiences. But what exactly is Drupal and what can you use it for? Read everything you need to know about Drupal here.

Traditional CMS systems have been around since the early days of web development. Those platforms were then developed to store and present content - such as text, images, and videos. This approach bundles everything in one big silo: content, HTML, CSS, and so on. This made it impossible to reuse the content in that silo, since it was stuck in specific code snippets. Now that organisations no longer simply post content on web pages, there’s a need for a more flexible solution. Headless is the answer!