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Annnertech are once again excited to be presenting at DrupalCon but this year it's DrupalCon with a difference!

In this blog we answer some of your Drupal 10 questions, and also tell you what new features we are looking forward to the most.

This article will break down the ins and outs of decoupling, set out the pros and cons, and tell you why Annertech should be your first port of call.

Often when asked to add a search function to a Drupal website using Apache Solr, many developers/site builders are of the belief that this is some kind of very-hard-to-master black art. They could not be more wrong.

Drupal Dev Days this year found its way back to the location of Drupalcon 2008 - Szeged, Hungary. A particularly picturesque city, Szeged made a wonderful location for a great conference, and Annertech was there to enjoy it all.

Continuing in our series of integrating CRMs with Drupal, we're now going to take a look at CiviCRM, an open-source, web-based CRM aimed at charities and non-profits which integrates closely with Drupal, Joomla and WordPress.

Find out why the jump from Drupal 8 to 9 really no big deal.

Drupal 8 and 9 have completely changed the landscape of the web application lifecycle. Learn more on how this has significantly reduced the total cost of ownership.

Acquia continues to feature in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for DXP. This is why.

Last weekend Alan and I both headed to the Galway for DrupalCamp Ireland. The camp took place in DERI which has hosted many previous Drupal Camps. It was great chance to meet fellow Drupal-ers and introduce some new people to the power of Drupal.

Thinking of moving from SharePoint to Drupal? This article outlines the benefits of such a move, along with some potential challenges to be aware of.

This day next week, as part of the Drupal Ireland Association, we will be delighted to welcome you to Dublin at the DrupalCon Welcome Party. It's on a boat, which is going to be deadly ("deadly" in this context means great, "lethal" would mean dodgy/dangerous!). The boat is just across the road from the convention centre, so that will be savage ("savage" of course means lots of fun).