For over ten years, Drupal 7 has been a stable content management system. Yet, like all technology, as it evolves, older platforms including Drupal 7 start to show their age – leading to challenges that affect security, performance, user experience, and the business's ability to grow. As such with Drupal 7 approaching its end-of-life or EOL in January 2025, there is no longer any justification for businesses that are looking to move towards growth, compliance and digital transformation to continue using the platform.

Drupal 7 has served for over ten years as an excellent CMS for thousands of websites in all sectors. But with rapid advancement in technology, the old systems quickly become obsolete and the businesses need to upgrade to newer systems that not only have all the security measures implemented but also perform better. Since Drupal 7 will reach its End-of-Life (EOL) in January 2025, site owners need to act quickly to avoid security vulnerabilities, compliance problems, and performance bottlenecks. In this blog, we are going to talk about the major reasons why Drupal 7 migration is not optional an...

Over the years, Drupal evolved significantly with Drupal 7 leaving a huge legacy and Drupal 10 introducing features and content management improvements. As the end-of-life (EOL) date for Drupal 7 approaches in January 2025, many website owners are considering if they should upgrade to Drupal 10. Thus, this blog is crafted to put forth a complete checklist comparison, Drupal 7 vs 10, to help you make an informed decision.