FAQs

In most circumstances, the answer is yes. Drupal 10 often outperforms Drupal 9 in terms of website performance with PHP 8 compatibility, core improvements, and better caching techniques.

Popular modules for enhancing Drupal 10 performance include- 

• AdvAgg: improves frontend performance by aggregating, minifying, and compressing CSS and JavaScript files. 
• Redis: A powerful in-memory data store used as a backend for Drupal's cache system.
• Image Optimize: It optimizes image files by compressing them and converting them to formats like WebP, leading to faster page load times.
• Memcache: it accelerates database queries and object caching within Drupal, reducing the load on the database server.
• Purge module: It allows you to invalidate cached content in external caching solutions like Varnish and CDNs. It provides a solid foundation for handling cache invalidation requests, ensuring that outdated content is deleted and new content is served to users.

Slow loading can be improved by optimizing queries, reducing third-party scripts, upgrading hosting resources, implementing advanced caching, and utilizing performance-tuned modules.

Yes. Drupal 10 provides modern PHP 8 support, enhanced caching, and updated core libraries, which can significantly increase Drupal 10's performance over earlier versions.

Website optimization in Drupal 10 includes stimulating built-in cache, enabling lazy loading for images, eliminating unnecessary modules, utilizing performance monitoring tools, and adopting database optimization strategies.

You may improve Drupal 10 website performance by activating caching, employing a Content Delivery Network (CDN), compressing images, optimizing CSS/JS files, and utilizing performance-oriented hosting.

Yes, it can affect SEO and performance if not configured precisely. You may need server-side rendering (SSR) or pre-rendering solutions for SEO, and use caching and optimization methods to ensure fast performance.

You can use Drupal's JSON:API or RESTful Web Services modules to expose content. Angular communicates with these APIs using HTTP requests (e.g., via Angular's HttpClient) to fetch and display content on the frontend.

Angular is a robust choice due to its component-based architecture, powerful tooling, and support for enterprise-grade applications. However, other frameworks like React and Vue are also compatible with Headless Drupal, relying on project requirements.

Integrating Headless Drupal with Angular improves development speed, flexibility, and scalability. It enables content reuse across channels and allows developers to build interactive, single-page applications (SPAs) using modern JavaScript.