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Drutopia is an initiative within the Drupal project that prioritizes putting the best online tools into the hands of grassroots groups. By embracing the liberatory possibilities of free software and supporting people-centred economic models, Drutopia aims to revolutionize the way we work and cooperate.

In our work with nonprofits, we're often asked for guidance on whether and how to upgrade to a new website. When is it time to upgrade? What factors should we consider? If you're wondering if you should upgrade, here are some notes based on our experience.

At the Drutopia project, one of our big focuses has been improvements to configuration management in Drupal 8. In this series, I'll be covering our work to date along with related efforts and contributions.

This is the second installment in a series presenting configuration management work that comes out of the Drutopia initiative.

This is the third installment in a series presenting configuration management work that comes out of the Drutopia initiative.

This is the fourth installment in a series presenting work on shared configuration that comes out of the Drutopia initiative.

This is the fifth installment in a series presenting work on shared configuration that comes out of the Drutopia initiative and related efforts.

This is the sixth installment in a series presenting work on shared configuration that comes out of the Drutopia initiative and related efforts.

This is the seventh and (promise!) penultimate installment in a series presenting work on shared configuration that comes out of the Drutopia initiative and related efforts.

Block Theme Sync allows a site admin to configure a "theme mapping": a relationship between two themes. As well as specifying a source and destination theme, a theme mapping includes a mapping of source to destination regions.