We Have Answers to Questions About Drupal 7, 8, and 9
Let me give credit where credit is due. The Drupal community have transformed the way it works in 2018.
In years gone by, Drupal was not a very well-organized project. Everything was done in a stereotypically "open source" way with loose roadmaps and vague planning. The apex of this was the development of Drupal 8 which dragged on for over 5 years.
About 18 months ago, I wrote a post "When is Drupal 7 End-of-Life?" Unfortunately, no-one knew the answer. The deeper I looked, the more messy and confusing Drupal's plans became. The release cycles for Drupal 7, 8 and 9 were all vague and undefined.
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In years gone by, Drupal was not a very well-organized project. Everything was done in a stereotypically "open source" way with loose roadmaps and vague planning. The apex of this was the development of Drupal 8 which dragged on for over 5 years.
About 18 months ago, I wrote a post "When is Drupal 7 End-of-Life?" Unfortunately, no-one knew the answer. The deeper I looked, the more messy and confusing Drupal's plans became. The release cycles for Drupal 7, 8 and 9 were all vague and undefined.
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