Matt and Mike are joined by Mauricio Dinarte, who recently completed his "31 Days of Drupal Migrations" series, as well as migration expert April Sides.
Since the Drupal and GitLab partnership landed, we have been asked about when we would write an installer for GitLab. This article announces such integration.
We replaced a back-end system consisting of Drupal 7, Java, and MongoDB with a single Drupal 8 site. Our team got there - but it took some learning along the way.
Drupal 8’s templating language, Twig, provides a powerful suite of tools that often go underutilized. Find out how they can empower you and themers of all levels to contribute in a maintainable way.
Running migrations in a continuous integration tool like CircleCI allows one team to migrate configuration and content seamlessly while another team ports the front and back ends.
Docksal co-maintainer and BADCamp co-organizer, Sean Dietrich, talks about what it takes to run a camp website, why he became a Docksal co-maintainer, and why we could all use a little more time.
The Drupal community maintains its own set of coding standards that differ from those of the broader PHP community. Learn how to enforce these standards and how to overcome obstacles that may arise.
An introduction to how Drupal to Drupal migrations work. A follow-up article will cover how to develop a migration seamlessly while the rest of the team is working on the new site.
Mike and Matt invite Layout Initiative lead Tim Plunkett on the podcast to talk everything about Drupal's new Layout Builder, its use-cases, issues, and what's coming next!
