19 Oct 2026
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Jacob Rockowitz: Vibing Drupal: Tale 3 - Using AI to contribute code by planting it in someone else’s module
The image above shows me holding a plant that represents a small piece of code or an idea I want to share with someone else. To me, sharing code feels like planting something in someone else's garden. The analogy of open-source code and projects as plants and gardens appeals to me because plants are organic and essential to sustaining life, and the gardens we plant require significant planning and care. Open-source contributions come in all shapes and sizes, like gardens and the plants they hold, and both need maintenance. Some gardens require more maintenance than others.
My past two posts/tales focused on building and maintaining a Drupal module using AI, and now I want to discuss contributing to a module using AI. To continue my garden analogy, the projects I maintain are like my personal gardens.
Personal garden
By building and maintaining a Drupal module, I have control over my personal garden, but it exists within a community of gardens. I can decide which code/plants stay or go. Ultimately, I am responsible for the health of the project/garden. My project/garden is part of the Drupal gardens community (pun/irony intended). I am hyper-aware of the Drupal community where my Drupal garden lives.
Early on, when I took over building and maintaining the Webform module, I realized I was responsible for more than code; I was responsible for the entire experience of building Webforms for site builders and for supporting the module's extensibility for developers. To assist site builders and developers, I continually created videos and code examples as I built out the module. My blog explored and shared all aspects of the Webform module, including Read More
19 Oct 2026 12:26pm GMT
17 Oct 2026
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Gábor Hojtsy: Six hats off to DrupalCon Rotterdam
Six hats off to DrupalCon Rotterdam
Most of the year my six hats take turns. At DrupalCon they all show up at once, and I end up wearing a "hat tower". Rotterdam last month was an absolute whirlwind again, and I came home tired but buzzing with energy. Here is the view from under each hat.
17 Oct 2026 3:02pm GMT
16 Oct 2026
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Lucius Digital: AI / Agentic Drupal development: PhpStorm Junie en Claude Code
There's an incredible amount of things happening in the world of Drupal and AI. It's very exciting, but almost impossible to keep up with. I'd been planning for a while to seriously dive into agentic coding. I feel a little late to the party, but at the same time, I get the impression that many organizations haven't got the faintest idea that this revolution is happening.
Until now, I'd mainly been experimenting with frontier models like ChatGPT and Claude through their AI chat interfaces. But I've finally found the time to take the plunge into agentic coding myself.
16 Oct 2026 8:27am GMT