FAQs

Implement OAuth or JWT authentication, configure CORS carefully, limit API exposure, and apply security patches regularly. Security must be handled at both Drupal and Angular levels.

Not usually. The overhead of managing two stacks often outweighs the benefits for smaller sites. Headless Drupal with Angular makes the most sense for enterprise-grade platforms or projects with complex UX requirements.

SEO can be challenging because Angular renders content client-side. Solutions include using Angular Universal for server-side rendering, pulling structured metadata from Drupal, and optimizing performance with caching and CDNs.

The complexity of maintaining two independent systems. Unlike monolithic Drupal, you’ll need strong DevOps practices, API versioning, and a coordinated workflow between frontend and backend teams.

Angular provides a dynamic, app-like user experience that Drupal’s traditional theming system can’t easily match. It’s especially valuable for interactive applications, dashboards, or complex user flows.

It enhances transparency, simplifies Drupal contribution tracking, and ensures recognition for both individual developers and organizations in the Drupal ecosystem.

Maintainers can quickly review pre-populated records and decide whether to grant credit, reducing manual work and ensuring fair recognition for all contributors.

With GitLab integration, contributions are linked directly to issues, making it easier to manage credit, streamline workflows, and improve contribution records.

It provides accurate recognition by automatically linking GitLab issues, pre-populating contributor details, and ensuring transparency in contribution tracking.

The Drupal new Contribution Records system 2025 is a modernized way to track, manage, and recognize contributions within the Drupal community, integrated with GitLab issues.