We love Drupal. It is flexible, feature-rich, cost effective and has a fantastic user community supporting it. It is the Content Management System we use most.
However, we will be the first to admit that Drupal isn’t perfect. And perhaps the number one way it isn’t perfect is the page building experience it provides content managers....
Continue ReadingLife is full of things we do because we have to. Trips to the DMV. Jury duty. Paying taxes. Dental appointments. Oil changes. These things are no fun. But as painful and tedious as these tasks are, the consequences of not doing them are far worse.
Spending $50 and an hour of your life getting an oil change sucks. ...
Continue ReadingLet’s be honest, I code differently than you. And you code differently than the guy sitting next to you with Cheez-it crumb fingers playing Pokemon Go when no one is looking. So how can we (front end developers) make sure we are providing consistent high quality code across a team? ...
Continue ReadingOne of the best improvements in Drupal 8 is the new configuration management system. This post explains how things have changed from Drupal 7, and provides a step-by-step walk of Drupal 8 configuration management.
Configuration in Drupal 7If you’ve spent much time site building or programming in Drupal 7,...
Continue ReadingFor most of the web’s short lifetime, the primary way to design a website has been to create wireframes and comps (design compositions) of a site’s key pages. Oversimplifying a bit, designers identify these key pages and essentially create pictures of what the pages look like when presented on the web. ...
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