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The Layout Builder Asset Injector module allows site builders to add CSS and JS to the layout builder blocks. This module is definitely not a replacement for theming, but it provides site administrators with a quick and easy approach.

This Drupal 8 module enables a user to add different classes to the body tag of any desired page. It supports all pages which can be created via Node, Views, or a Custom Route.

Upgrading to Drupal 9 will just be another minor upgrade with deprecated code removed. This article highlights some of the system requirements, the new dependencies and some of the most commonly used APIs which are going to be removed in 9.0.0.

In today’s editorial landscape, content creators can not only access a document countless times to revise and update content but also work with distributed teams. For this reason, concurrent editing has become among the most essential and commonly requested features for any content management solution.

Drupal 8 brought a lot of new features along with it. Making it easier to create rich and beautiful pages. Among the new features included in Drupal 8.7, we saw the stable built-in drag-and-drop Layout Builder, updated Media Library interface, and more. Drupal 8.8 will be released in December 2019 and will be the last minor release with features. Let’s look at what Drupal 8.8 has in store for us.

In the era of a realtime, fast, performant web application, one cannot overlook the superpowers of ReactJS and the wonders it can do when used right.

Drupal 8.7.0 was released on 1st May 2019. Apart from bug fixes and dependency updates, Drupal 8.7 facilitates creating page layouts and media management.

When it comes to Drupal 8 theming layer, there is a lot Drupal 8 offers. Few concepts that come to mind while thinking of Drupal 8 theme layer include Renderable Array, Cacheabilty, Cache Context, Cache Tags, Twig and Preprocessors. Some of these are improvements of old concepts, while others are new introduction in Drupal 8. In this post, I'll share my experience on how to best utilise these concepts for a robust and performant frontend with Drupal 8.