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If you need global state management for your app(s) (and you probably do), a relatively new flavour of Redux called Redux Toolkit makes this considerably easier. 

How Australian universities can use time-saving Drupal modules to deliver excellent digital experiences with minimal developer involvement. 

Have you ever used {% if content|render|trim is not empty %} in twig to validate content is not empty? If so, you might end up with some surprises related to the use of the render method.
 

Have you ever had a project where you've used a core or contributed module but been asked to make slight changes to base fields? Find out how to use a little-known feature of core to make these changes with only configuration.

Internet Explorer retires next month (June 15th). It’s well and truly time for you to stop supporting it on your website for any current and future development (you have already, I hope).

This post introduces a completely new way of implementing Drupal hooks. You can finally get rid of your .module files, eliminating many calls to \Drupal with dependency injection in hooks.

As we enter our 14th year of operations in 2022, PreviousNext is taking a bold step into employee ownership, utilising a groundbreaking approach that’s only recently become possible in Australia.

In this post, I explain why we chose to fork Elasticsearch Connector and create a new Search API OpenSearch module.

We're sponsoring Drupal contribution because the open-source project relies on sustained contributions from individuals and organisations to keep it well-maintained, developing, growing and relevant in a competitive landscape. 

Front-end technology stacks tend to move quickly. At PreviousNext, we are constantly evolving the tech stack to take advantage of best practices.