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title: Not long until Drupal 10
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pubDate: 2022-10-11
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permalink: archive/2022/10/11/not-long-until-drupal-10
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tags: [drupal, php]
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I was surprised to see this week that it’s only two months until Drupal 10 is released (14th December 2022).
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I’m starting a new Drupal development project in December so will be looking to get that on Drupal 10 as soon as possible.
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From the client’s perspective, getting their new project on Drupal 10 and them not needing to upgrade from D9 in the future is a big plus, even if the code differences between D9 and D10 are not that big - similar to Drupal 8 and 9.
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As a module maintainer, it’s been great to again see issues being created with automated Drupal 10 compatibility patches - thanks to Rector.
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It’s great to see these regular updates and new versions of Drupal, but also for the PHP language, with PHP 7 being end-of-life next month.
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It’s a big difference compared to the long-term releases that we had for Drupal 6 and 7, and PHP 5, but one that I definitely prefer.
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