Multiple security updates have been released today for contributed modules on drupal.org. 
If you use the REST Views or Advanced Progressive Web App (PWA) modules, you should update as soon as possible to ensure your site's security.
The REST Views module had a moderately critical information disclosure vulnerability. 
Versions before 3.0.1 did not properly check access, potentially exposing paths to unpublished content and entities referenced from REST exports. 

Drupal has been found to have a lower approval rating among new users compared to expert users. 
This led to an initiative being launched by Drupal's founder, Dries Buytaert, to address the needs of beginner users. 
This initiative bundles together three modules - Media, Layout Builder, and Claro - that together create a more user-friendly experience for new users. 

Drupal is a powerful, open-source content management system that has been serving users for over two decades. 
With the latest release of Drupal 10, users can expect even greater customization and performance, making it easier to create and manage digital experiences that meet their needs.

On the surface, this doesn't make sense. Any average D10 site is probably one of the most complex #symfony apps in the world. When Drupal 8 was being built, I remember how the community found and patched a ton of edge case bugs in PHP and Symfony because it is SO BIG and so complex. So - how on earth can it possibly be more performant than Symfony itself or Laravel, or even close to CodeIgniter which is optimized for performance?