Whitepaper: What to Consider When Updating to Drupal 8
It feels like just yesterday we were saying goodbye to Drupal 6. And now, after just three short years, the end-of-life for Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 is already in sight (November 2021), and the dawn of Drupal 9 is just over the horizon: 2020
If you were on Drupal 6, you probably remember the frantic scramble to get off of it and move to either Drupal 7 or Drupal 8. The more pragmatic Drupal users moved directly to Drupal 7, as D8 wasn’t quite production-ready yet, while more optimistic users, die-hard Drupal fans and companies with larger websites that’d be slow to migrate made the move to D8.
Well now, with the End-of-life for Drupal 7, do you have a plan for migration to Drupal 8? We cover what you need know and what you should consider when preparing for a Drupal 8 migration.
Download our whitepaper on “What to Consider When Updating to Drupal 8”
Written by Drew Michael
Drew Michael is Fruition’s Vice President of Technology. After graduating from Duke in 2000, Drew and two partners started Tribalectic — an online body piercing community and store. He then started his own web development company in 2008 and worked with several agencies, including Fruition. When Drew came to Fruition to work full time, he brought a few of his employees. Since, Drew has mentored and helped grow the direction and future of Fruition. When he’s not at work, Drew is out seeing live music and skiing.
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