In the software lifecycle, when you have incremental releases of a program or an app, the difference between any two releases is recorded through release notes which is the aggregation of comments in the Git log of the developer. In Drupal, this was done with the help of a command line interface (CLI). Now, we have an app for this purpose. The sweet thing about this app? It has
We’ve packaged three releases of Commerce Core this year, from the 2.29 release in February to this month’s 2.31 release. While DrupalCon, Kickstart development, and client launches have kept us busy, we wanted to take the opportunity to share the good news while we take a breather before DrupalCon Prague. Each release includes general maintenance and modernization work, improving PHP 8.1 and Drupal 10 support while keeping up with tax rate
Today we are talking www.talkingDrupal.com/362 Topics What are Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) How is a PWA different from a native app or cross platform app What features point towards a PWA What features are difficult to implement Where do they store their data What are some use cases What does the PWA module do Why would you use the PWA module Potential enhancements to the PWA module Google’s Plans Security
As previously reported, a Code of Conduct committee of the Community Health Team has started to have regular, bi-weekly meetings in an effort to develop and update the Code of Conduct (CoC) for the Drupal community. This week’s meeting was our seventh consecutive bi-weekly meeting. Members present were: We sent out a “Revised Code of Conduct Elements” Google Doc for review to six volunteer stakeholders on August 18. All six
Drush – The “drush” command is very useful for accessing and manipulating your website’s settings and data from the command line. If you are new to Drush, you might find the large number of commands available overwhelming and not know which ones to start with. 1. watchdog-show (ws)– Show a listing of most recent 10 log messages. drush watchdog-show 2. pm-list (pml)– Show a list of available extensions (modules and themes ) drush pm-list drush
This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Matt Glaman’s blog. Phil Karlton is quoted as having said, “There are only two hard things in Computer Science: cache invalidation and naming things.” As someone who suffers horribly from the latter, I’m glad Drupal’s caching APIs make the former a breeze. The long short of it is that caching of data improves performance by not having to perform the same
Headless content management systems – they’re all the rage. With a market growing at a rate of over 22 percent per year, according to ReportLinker, headless CMS is increasingly the format of choice for e-commerce companies, news organizations and others who deal with a revolving door of content delivered across multiple platforms. So what, then, is a headless CMS? In short, it’s a back-end-only content management system that is not
Being part of a 100% remote team has its ups and downs. While Oomph had remote employees well before the pandemic, we shifted to a fully distributed team as a result of it. And while the glorious flexibility we have to work from anywhere in the US is hugely supportive, it comes with some challenges — like feeling disconnected. As a personal team, relationship building is crucial to us, and
The Ultimate Guide to Jumpstart your Drupal Contribution Journey Ankitha and Su… 23 Aug, 2022 Subscribe to our Newsletter Now Subscribe Leave this field blank Introduction Being an open-source content management system, Drupal encourages contributions from the community of developers and users worldwide in various forms. It could be in the form of code which includes patches to core and contributed projects, in non-code ways including marketing, documenting, event organization
Today we are talking about The Drupal Credit System with Matthew Tift. www.talkingDrupal.com/361 Topics What is the Drupal Credit system How is credit given How is credit tracked on the backend What is the trickiest part of integration Contributions are weighted, how is that handled Why are contributions weighted Are non code contributions included in the Drupal Credit system How do you run analytics on the data What is changing
