Drupal learning resources
Videos
Drupalize.me (opens in a new tab)
Keeps up-to-date tutorials that you can rely on. The team behind is from Lullabot.
The first articles and videos from their user guides are free, the full access is a paying service, but it will save hours of work to get fast access to quality resources. Topics covered: site building, development, theming, migration, ...
There are free videos of the Drupal User Guide (opens in a new tab) that covers everything that you need to known to get started with Drupal.
Drupal.tv (opens in a new tab)
Drupal.tv was created by students of the career-changing Debug Academy and is currently maintained by its staff, alumni, and supporters.
Books
- Drupal 10 Development Cookbook, 3rd Edition (opens in a new tab) - Matt Glaman, Kevin Quillen
- Drupal 10 Module Development, 4th Edition (opens in a new tab) - Daniel Sipos
- Decoupled Drupal in Practice (opens in a new tab) - Preston So
News
Oh yes, you have more than enough mails, but if there is one single newsletter that you have to subscribe to, it is The Weekly Drop (opens in a new tab) - a weekly newsletter that curates Drupal articles, tutorials, podcasts, jobs, core and modules updates without the hours of browsing.
The Drop Times (opens in a new tab) - Drupal news
Other resources
- Drupal.org user guide (opens in a new tab)
- Drupal at your fingertips (opens in a new tab) - Drupal 9 & 10 developer’s quick code reference
- Understand Drupal (opens in a new tab) - Drupal courses
- Lullabot's Architecture Decisions (opens in a new tab)
Blogs
There is not enough space to list all Drupal blogs, so here is a short list, among others:
- Lullabot (opens in a new tab)
- Chapter Three (opens in a new tab)
- Matt Glaman (opens in a new tab)
- Kevin Quillen (opens in a new tab)
- Web Omelette (Daniel Sipos) (opens in a new tab)
- #! Code (Phillip Norton) (opens in a new tab)
For more blogs, check out Planet Drupal (opens in a new tab).
Need some help?
If you have an issue with a contributed project or the Drupal core, check the issue queue (opens in a new tab) first.
All the Drupalistas from StackOverflow are on Drupal Answers (opens in a new tab) so if you have a question that is not already covered by the issue queue, post it there.
But wait, there is more!
The Drupal community is also organizing events all over the world, so there is always a place to meet and if you do not have the opportunity to move, check Slack (opens in a new tab).