Drupal 10 is finally coming on December 14, 2022, as announced by the Drupal team. This new update is bringing a considerable change in drupal features, looks and underlined technologies. We saw many updates after the Drupal 8 release, but these were either security bug fixes or some minor improvements in which end users could not find the distingue if you did not tell them. But this time, end-users immediately recognise and would love it after you migrate their website to drupal 10.
By now, the Drupal 10 beta release is available for a taste. You can install and try it, and you can start migration for existing projects to see the compatibility. I would recommend you start migration so that it must smooth transition to Drupal 10 when it is launched so that you would have enough time to test and fix issues, if any, during the migration.
Significant and Notable changes and updates in Drupal 10
New admin Look and Feel in Drupal 10
It’s my favourite change which is bringing a fresh look for admins and content authors. Default admin theme Claro is replacing the old admin theme Seven.
New default website theme
Role settings
New Role — Content editor, coming by default
New CKEditor 5 in Drupal 10
Extra configurations in CKEditor 5
Search page for users
Changes in Modules
Core
- Aggregator — Removed
- CKEditor 5 — added new
- MySql — added new
- PostgreSQL — added new
- Quick edit — Removed
- RDF removed
- SQLite — added new
Core ( Experimental)
- Field Layout- added new
- help Topics- added new
- Workspaces- added new
Other changes
Updated to Symfony 6.2
Minimum PHP 8.1
Updated JavaScript Components
Starterkit tools
Originally published on https://www.greaterthan0.com/what-new-drupal-10