Boosting Hybrid query performance in OpenSearch 2.15

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Since its introduction in OpenSearch 2.10, hybrid search has become popular among users looking to enhance the relevance of their semantic search results. By combining full-text search and semantic search, hybrid queries deliver superior results for various applications, including e-commerce, document search, log analytics, and data exploration. However, managing large…

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Specbee: Why Stylus is more flexible than SCSS and how to implement it in Drupal

Did you know that the first CSS preprocessor was introduced over a decade ago, changing the way we write stylesheets? A CSS Preprocessor extends the limited capabilities of CSS and helps in improving efficiency, maintainability, organization, and reusability.  The tool in focus today is a very popular CSS preprocessor tool…

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roose.digital: Tips for creating calculators in Drupal using Webforms and the Computed Twig element

The free Webform module of Drupal offers out of the box the option to create complex calculators with the Computed Twig element. Here are some tips to help you easily, better, and faster create calculators with Drupal Webforms.

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Matt Glaman: Running Drupal on the Edge with WebAssembly

At DrupalCon Portland, Dries announced Starshot during his State of Drupal presentation. Part of Starshot is the idea that we have Drupal CMS and Core. The big difference is that the Drupal CMS offering comes with standard contributed modules used by almost every existing Drupal build. Then, Dries showed a…

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The Drop Times: CMS Usage Patterns in USA Charity and Non-Profit Organizations: FOSS Takes the Lead

A comprehensive analysis by The DropTimes (TDT) examines CMS usage across 8,134 non-profit and charity organizations in the United States. The findings highlight a dominant preference for Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) solutions, with WordPress being the most widely used CMS. Drupal also shows significant usage, especially among top-ranked…

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4 things I hate about GA4

Navigating a Google Analytics account gives me tiny shots of anxiety. It makes me think “What if I do something wrong?”, “What if I end up changing a setting?” or “How do I apply a metric to this report now?”. The sheer number of features and customizations available are too…

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How T-Systems migrated millions of MagentaCLOUD users to Nextcloud

MagentaCLOUD’s migration to Nextcloud in 2021 resulted in an easy to use but powerful online document and photo storage for millions of users at Deutsche Telekom. Users can access, share and sync data with custom mobile and desktop clients, and use the integrated online office suite to work on their…

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Develop C++ unit testing with Catch2, JUnit, and GitLab CI

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Continuous integration (CI) and automated testing are important DevSecOps workflows for software developers to detect bugs early, improve code quality, and streamline their development processes. In this tutorial, you'll learn how to set up unit testing on a C++ project with Catch2 and GitLab CI for continuous integration. You'll also…

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