Here are things to avoid in Drupal going forward. - Layout Builder. The future is in Experience Builder. Easy to build pages without developers. - Profiles. Being replaced by Recipes. Easy to apply complex configuration to sites without technical knowledge. - Components. Move to Single Directory Components. Simplify Component development and streamlines its use. The recurring theme is Drupal with less technical knowledge, more focus on UX.
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4moSenthil, thanks for sharing!