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Want your Drupal site to climb Google rankings without getting complicated? Then you need these 4 essential modules. From clean URLs and smart redirects, to automatic sitemaps and structured data: each of them is designed to make your content shine in search results - a clear, straightforward and thoughtful guide to improve your technical SEO today!

Are you creating an online store with Drupal? These 4 modules are essential to get started: Drupal Commerce to structure products and orders, Commerce Shipping to manage shipments, Commerce Stock to control inventory and Commerce Cart API to integrate carts via API. Power your e-commerce from the core!

Recently Mailchimp announced a new version of its API changing the version and thus making it more robust, this means that version 2.0 of the API will be deprecated.

For those of us who are constantly developing on Drupal, we know that the Views module is one of the great pillars of this CMS, however its way of structuring the HTML and the class names are not a very good experience given that we find a somewhat cumbersome structure, especially from the semantic point of view.

So many times we've needed to print a single image to a Drupal multi-valued image field, just as many times we've created a module for that, and just as many times we've said: there should be a module for that!

A few days ago I had a particular problem, the  Bean module  that allows creating Blocks as configurable entities stopped working and no longer allowed me to manage the Block Types, the only thing it showed me was an error indicating that the element that was trying to be loaded It was not an object.

When you are working on a standard Drupal installation, you have content and users and the users have a layer of permissions to access all of that content, however sometimes you might want to make some small sections of your site behave like small communities or you may want only certain users to have access or control over a small portion of the content, in those cases this is where the Group module makes sense.

Admin Toolbar is a module that helps us to improve the default Drupal toolbar (the administration menu at the top of your site), to transform it into a drop-down menu, providing quick access to all administration pages. It is a very lightweight module and keeps all the functionalities of the toolbar (shortcut / responsive media).

Drupal 8 is just around the corner and it's going to be a revolution, not an evolution like Drupal 7 was compared to Drupal 6, as it has a completely different architecture and coding methodology. I'm convinced that these major changes were necessary to professionalize and modernize the CMS.

Already using Pathauto and Metatags? Then it's time to take your Drupal SEO to the next level. In this second part we introduce you to modules that help you audit, optimize and speed up your site: from real-time SEO to-do lists to content scheduling and performance improvements. If you're interested in making your website load faster and climb the rankings, these modules are your new checklist.