Your design could be worn across DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026. Submit your idea for the official event T-shirt and get the chance to win a free DrupalCon ticket while showcasing your creativity to the community. 👕 Submit your design by 3 July 2026. 🔗buff.ly/vYEghSX

Early Bird has ended, but there's still time to join us in Rotterdam. Regular tickets are now on sale for DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026, taking place from 28 September to 1 October. 🎟️ Tickets available until 1 September 2026 🔗 buff.ly/VyFk626

Thank you to Zoocha for supporting DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 as a sponsor. For years, Zoocha has been an active contributor to the Drupal ecosystem, helping organizations deliver impactful digital experiences while supporting the growth of the open-source community. #DrupalCon

💙🐴 Droptica is a Gold Sponsor of DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026! The biggest European Drupal event of the year takes place from 28 September to 1 October, and we're proud to be part of it as a Gold Sponsor. Here's what we're looking forward to: 🟢 four days of sessions on development, AI, agentic architecture, and the open web, 🟢 meeting the Drupal community from around the world, 🟢 great conversations about Open Intranet, Droopler, and everything Drupal. Heading to Rotterdam? Come find us, say hi, and let's talk Drupal 👋 See the full event and sponsors here 👉 eu1.hubs.ly/H0vXR7C0 #DrupalCon #DrupalConRotterdam #Drupal #DrupalCommunity #OpenSource

Some of the most valuable moments at DrupalCon happen between sessions. Join the Drupal community in Rotterdam from 28 September to 1 October 2026. Save 20% before 8 June with the Early Bird rate. 🔗 buff.ly/kpJvjhv #DrupalConRotterdam #DrupalConEur

A big thank you to Factorial.io for supporting DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026 as a sponsor. Their commitment helps bring the Drupal community together to learn, collaborate, and shape the future of the open web. #DrupalConRotterdam #DrupalConEur #DrupalCommunity

At DrupalCon Chicago, the 1st Drupal in a Day in North America brought 60 students with zero experience to new tech skills. Acquia served as presenting sponsor & @mandclu led the curriculum. The community is only as strong as its next wave of contributors. acquia.fyi/rwmggwhn

In our blog, we recap Alexandra Bell's powerful DrupalCon key note on the ethics of AI. We explore why Drupal's core values are our best safeguards against potential pitfalls. acquia.com/blog/when-clock-t…

DrupalCon Chicago was my first DrupalCon over a decade ago. Back then, roughly 4,000 people and Drupal were at peak hype. This year, about 1,300 attendees, Drupal turning 25, and a keynote that felt more honest than usual about the challenges ahead. To start, the AI demos were the strongest I have seen from Drupal. Structured content feeding LLMs, React components rendering the output, and a Context Control Center that pulls brand guidelines and tone automatically. That is practical, bounded AI, and it maps directly to what we have been building with Drupal Decoupled. But where I found the most reason for optimism around decoupled architectures was not on stage. It was in the conversations we had directly with the Canvas team about Code Components, TypeScript support, and how decoupled rendering fits into their roadmap. The tone was different this time, and the alignment feels real. I wrote up everything I saw and where I think things are headed: octahedroid.com/blog/drupalc…

DrupalCon Chicago 2026 brought some of the most concrete announcements we have seen in recent years around AI, Canvas, and the future of Drupal CMS. There is real progress worth paying attention to. But some of the questions that matter most to teams running headless implementations in production were still left unanswered. We wrote up what we saw, what changed, and what still needs to happen for decoupled Drupal to get the attention it deserves in the official roadmap: octahedroid.com/blog/drupalc…

DrupalCon session on enterprise AI: AI works best as part of workflows—not standalone features. Tools like Tessera n8n integrate with Drupal to generate Jira tasks. bit.ly/4chSESS #Drupal #AI #Enterprise #Workflows

I considered writing a post- @drupalcon Chicago blog post, but apparently I hung out with @mikeherchel way too much so he wrote it for me: 😄 dripyard.com/blog/dripyards-… 🎉🐦‍⬛🙌

Who owns what we build? A lot of what we build runs on platforms we don’t control. At DrupalCon Rotterdam 2026, the Digital Sovereignty & Open Web track focuses on accessibility, privacy, and user control. 🎤 Bring your story to the stage 🔗 Read more: buff.ly/F89F4q8

DrupalCon Chicago was full of good energy, great conversations, and a community that keeps showing up for each other. We reconnected with familiar faces, met new ones, and spent time with the Drupal Latino community that keeps bringing fresh energy to the ecosystem. And we had the chance to demo Drupal Decoupled in person, walk through the stack with folks who are actively evaluating their CMS architecture, and hear firsthand what teams are struggling with. Every DrupalCon leaves us with new ideas, and this one was no exception. Those conversations shape what we build next. Thanks to the organizers, speakers, and everyone who stopped by to talk shop. We're heading back with a full notebook and plenty of ideas to put into practice. Follow along for what comes next! #DrupalConChicago #DrupalCon

One thing I saw at DrupalCon was the Context Control Center for Drupal, and I thought: "WordPress might need something like that" I worked with Claude Code and OpenAI Codex to develop a proof of concept - github.com/mperalty/ai-cx <- This plugin allows creating a context library

@matthewtift wrote a beautiful post about the Quiet Room at DrupalCon and why pausing matters, especially at a conference where everything moves fast. Worth a read. matthewtift.com/blog/quiet-r… #drupal #drupalcon

We’ve wrapped up an exceptional week at DrupalCon Chicago! The event was filled with innovation and community spirit. Thank you to everyone who visited our booth! Your insights and enthusiasm inspire us to shape the next generation of the web together.

I think it's cool that Automattic helped sponsor DrupalCon.

The DrupalCon gala was something else. Celebrating 25 years of Drupal surrounded by people who actually made those 25 years happen. That was something. Best part was catching up with Raul Solano, Alain Martínez, and Ronald Aguilar. We've known each other for years through this community. Different companies, different countries, but always crossing paths at these events. Those are the relationships that make open source worth it. I've been around Drupal long enough to see it evolve in ways none of us expected. And being in that room, you could feel there's still a lot left to build. Happy 25, Drupal, and cheers to everyone who's been part of this! #DrupalCon #DrupalConChicago

Howdy, @drupalcon! We’re here through tomorrow. Stop by our booth! We’re so proud to be a Champion Sponsor of DrupalCon this year. Come talk open source, demo some of our products, snag limited-edition Chicago-themed pins, and enjoy legendary Garrett’s Popcorn! 🍿