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Continuous integration (CI) is a practice in software development that builds, tests and deploys changes automatically, usually multiple times a day, on each change to a code base. Find out how this practice can apply specifically to Drupal projects and see a working continuous integration setup in action and in a Drupal context.
Requirements often come with technical implications, without regard for the platform that will be used - or even for the system's users and what they might want. Meeting strictly written requirements can lead to an over-engineered and over-priced solution.
Owen introduces and runs the Q&A with Dries Buytaert for his keynote address at DrupalCon Sydney
Owen runs the Q&A with Senator Kate Lundy for her keynote address at DrupalCon Sydney
Drupal Association Director of Events, Neil Kent, and Owen wrap up DrupalCon Sydney in the closing session.
Maintaining multiple Drupal 7 environments with unique configuration is hard. Maintaining different Solr configuration for these environments is even harder. Enter Search API Solr Overrides; the easier approach.
SASS stands for Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets, and are a powerful way to streamline your Drupal theme's CSS. Based on CSS, the learning curve is not too steep for a seasoned front-end developer. In this post, you'll get an introduction to the basics of SASS and how to get your development environment up and running.
It has been a busy year and with busy years comes a lot of new knowledge and perspective. What better time to reflect than at the end of the year.
Although Drupal 7 has some great class autoloading features available, in the last couple of years there have been some moves in the PHP community to create some more standardised methods for autoloading. Once such move is the PSR-0 standard, central to Drupal 8, and you can use it in your Drupal 7 projects right now.
