Drupal Blog

The Drupal Con Europe 2021 took place at the beginning of October. For the second consecutive year it has been held virtually due to health restrictions by Covid. This issue, despite being a setback, has opened the doors to many attendees who otherwise would not have attended in person. DrupalCon was hosted at Hopin.com, thanks to the organisation of the Drupal Association and the experience of Kuoni Congress. The event had different tracks with workshops, talks, keynotes, etc., all of them extremely interesting.

The Webform module is well known by Drupal users and developers, but it can be even more useful if we take advantage of its integrations with third parties services.

When developing web projects of a certain size, it is usually critical that these portals are up and bug-free for as long as possible. This is where website monitoring comes in.

The challenge in deploying Drupal sites.

Have you ever found yourself wanting to get more out of your HTML editor? Do you want to reuse designs from the rest of your web pages? Well, if that is the case, stay and read on. Introduction The drupal core comes with one of the best open source text editors: CKeditor. This text editor allows us to write good content with different options. However, sometimes, the functionalities of this HTML editor are not enough for the user.

DDEV is an open source tool that uses docker to quickly create local PHP development environments. It has different templates for different frameworks and CMS, and of course Drupal is one of them.

Elementor is a Drupal module whose purpose is to generate pages in a simple way, "drag and drop", the different widgets and applying the corresponding styles on the fly.

In the previous post, we already told that some news are coming with Drupal 9. Today, we want to comment on one of the most popular news, the new ‘Olivero’ theme. The long and arduous journey that a ‘drupaleer’ has very often started with this image:

Why using Docker? Docker allows us to create containers with very easy to maintain and manipulate microservices.

Today, 15th of January 2021, we have something to celebrate: that our favourite CMS is turning 20 years old, and what's more... in great shape!

2020 won’t probably be remembered as a good year. COVID-19 has taken the world by surprise and has completely changed the “status quo” and the “normal” way of life has become a “new normal” way of doing business, working, and living our lives.

When we finalize a product and launch it to the market, we expect users to come and use it just because the product is there and is good, or so we believe. However, do users think it is good?