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If a book gets banned, a journalist disappears or a writer gets marginalized, chances are you’ll hear it from a PEN America campaign. Founded in 1922, PEN America is a national non-profit working to defend freedom of expression in the US and worldwide by advancing literature and human rights. 

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As developers, we go to a lot of effort to create user experiences that we want to believe are intuitive. We often even create detailed documentation that we would love the user to read.  The reality is that users typically just want to poke around and try to figure things out on their own. Sometimes this is a good path and other times, especially when we are introducing new or custom concepts, this can end with a lot of frustration.   

Drupal core’s front end was last revamped in Drupal 8 with the introduction of the Twig templating system, but unlike other parts of the core, it has since largely remained stagnant… until recently (dun dun dun)! 

In this article, I'm going to tell you about my favorite things coming soon to the front end of Drupal 10 core ordered roughly by their use case. Many of these features will be in December’s 10.0.0 release on Dec. 14, but some will come in later releases.