On the plus side there doesn't appear to be any issues with CKEditor after this - it stills work in the same way - but having both core and contrib modules is not an ideal situation. Drupal then shows this module as the enabled version.
Drupal ckeditor templates install#
I won’t go into all of the differences that exist in this blog, but I will highlight a few examples to provide a general understanding or “bird’s eye view” so-to-speak. Problem/Motivation On Drupal 9.4.8, using Composer to install this module also installs CKEditor 1.0.1 into the modules/contrib folder. There are some key differences in syntax and coding standards when working with Twig versus the PHP templating system of prior Drupal versions. Standardized consistency is a key advantage to Twig’s efficiency. The way Twig is structured it decreases the possibilities for wide differences in coding and theming practices, techniques, non-standard coding, and hacks often seen when working with prior versions of Drupal, where sites have been developed and maintained by other people and teams. Twig also provides consistent theming practices that can be taken up by other developers and site themers as projects get handed off from one development company (dev team) to another, as many often do. It provides clear error messaging and is also very well documented. Not only is Twig a faster templating system than the PHP templates used in prior versions of Drupal, it also easy to learn. It has been developed for use with Symfony, which is the new PHP framework behind Drupal 8 that follows the MVC (model-view-controller) architecture.
The great advantages of using Twig is that it is fast, modern, and secure. Twig templates compile markup down to plain optimized PHP versus regular unoptimized PHP, thus enhancing speed and performance. Twig is the new templating engine for Drupal 8, which uses a different language and syntax than prior Drupal php templates used for theming and rendering output to a site page. In this blog, I will go over some of the changes in Drupal’s theming layer that have gone from the wild, “cowboy-like” PHP template, to a more simplified and standardized templating system called Twig. Finally, after years of working within a hybrid environment, we are now truly moving towards a system that separates logic, behavior, and design. Drupal 8 is packed with many changes and new enhancements geared towards optimization, performance, and standardization.
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