As of today, my user profile on Drupal.org says I've been on it for 16 years. Originally self-learning HTML and CSS to build a website for a Tae Kwon-Do School I used to train at, I later started to learn PHP and MySQL before trying Drupal after it was suggested…
The typical post-DrupalCon slow week — from travel woes to taking some time off, to passing on learnings to the rest of the team. But there’s still some interesting things to note this week :) The funny bug fixed with one line of HTML During DrupalCon, Chris “cosmicdreams” Weber spotted a…
For the first time, Drupal 11.1 will natively support OOP hooks! Dating back to the very early years of Drupal, hooks provide powerful ways to modify processing flows, forms, data structures and many other parts of the system. Read more at https://www.drupal.org/node/3442349
In a rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations need robust solutions to align marketing strategies with overarching business objectives.
When a new major version of Drupal is released, custom code often requires updates to align with API changes, including the removal of deprecated APIs. Because I keep forgetting certain aspects of this workflow, I decided to document it for future reference. Tools overview Tool Interface Functionality Target Audience Upgrade…
I'm excited to share an experiment I've been working on: a solar-powered, self-hosted website running on a Raspberry Pi. The website at https://solar.dri.es is powered entirely by a solar panel and battery on our roof deck in Boston. My solar panel and Raspberry Pi Zero 2 are set up on…
When it comes to marketing, it's hard to know which tactics to invest in. If you want to reach a wider audience, improve your search engine rankings, and further establish your brand as an authority in your niche, have you considered writing for other publications? This week's newsletter is about…