Release Day: Single Directory Components in Drupal

We’ve heard from many of you that you want to learn more about Single Directory Components (SDCs) in Drupal. Which makes sense, since they are one of the most exciting new features in Drupal theming since Twig was added to Drupal 8. We’re excited to share that the first phase of our brand-new SDC course is now available!

Explore the Single Directory Components in Drupal course now.

Why single directory components?

SDCs are one of the most exciting new features in Drupal. They modernize how we build front-end components by bundling everything–Twig, YAML, CSS, and JavaScript–into a single easy-to-manage directory. This makes development more intuitive, promotes reusability, and helps align Drupal theming with modern component-based frontend development workflows.

Single Directory Components in Drupal

We’d love to hear what you think! Share your feedback with us in the comments, or let us know what else you’d like to see in future tutorials.

Similar Posts

  • 10+ Best Free Personal Portfolio WordPress Themes in 2026

    Portfolio websites are a key part of any creative professional’s branding. They’re a place to showcase your work and share your expertise with prospective clients. On a personal level, they’re also a nice way to look back on your past achievements. WordPress is the perfect tool for creating an online portfolio. The content management system…

  • Updates to React and OAuth 2 Tutorials

    We’ve rolled out a major update to two courses in our Decoupled Headless Drupal guide: Get Started with React and Drupal Together and API Authentication with JSON:API in Drupal. These updates (and a new tutorial!) bring our tutorials in line with current security best practices and modern React development tooling. Huge thanks to lead trainer,…

  • 8 Best Block Suites You Can Add to WordPress

    The WordPress Block Editor provides designers with great flexibility. You can build page layouts in minutes rather than hours. And the included blocks offer a range of basic functionality. That only scratches the surface, however. Custom blocks let you integrate with third-party services, add dynamic content, or create complex layouts. The right blocks help you…