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New England Drupal Camp
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2017
The New England Drupal Camp started in 2014 and was founded by passionate Drupal enthusiasts from (mostly) Rhode Island. Each year, a diverse group of Drupalers from New England have contributed to the organization and success of NEDCamp.
Our mission is to grow the Drupal expertise and community in New England.
Our mission is to grow the Drupal expertise and community in New England.
A Look at the Ongoing Efforts to Revitalize Drupal’s Front End
Many great front end experiences have been built with Drupal and undoubtably many more will be created in the future. Yet it is impossible to deny the feeling that Drupal’s Twig theme engine hasn’t been able to keep up with expectations for modern front end developer experience.
Luckily, the Drupal community is hard at work trying to change this. In true Drupal style, there are simultaneous efforts tackling this from different and sometimes conflicting angles.
- Home renovations - improving Twig-based theming and making components a core primitive in Drupal.
- If you (page) build it… - meeting the expectations of ambitious site builders with Experience Builder and other existing page building solutions.
- A better life through decoupling - making headless Drupal use cases easier and embracing JavaScript front ends.
- Let’s Go Crazy - experiments with alternative rendering engines, Node, and Web Assembly.
We’ll dig into what’s really going on out there in the Drupal front end community. With any luck, we’ll also reach a few conclusions about how Drupal’s front end can live beyond (or possibly in harmony with) the JavaScript framework flavor of the week.
by Brian Perry
Luckily, the Drupal community is hard at work trying to change this. In true Drupal style, there are simultaneous efforts tackling this from different and sometimes conflicting angles.
- Home renovations - improving Twig-based theming and making components a core primitive in Drupal.
- If you (page) build it… - meeting the expectations of ambitious site builders with Experience Builder and other existing page building solutions.
- A better life through decoupling - making headless Drupal use cases easier and embracing JavaScript front ends.
- Let’s Go Crazy - experiments with alternative rendering engines, Node, and Web Assembly.
We’ll dig into what’s really going on out there in the Drupal front end community. With any luck, we’ll also reach a few conclusions about how Drupal’s front end can live beyond (or possibly in harmony with) the JavaScript framework flavor of the week.
by Brian Perry
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Maximizing Project Success: High-Value Partnerships
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Effective Bug Handling in Drupal Projects: Strategies for Success
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These are my favorite modules
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6 Design Accessibility Issues & How to Avoid Them
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Take Better Risks: Figuring Out Where to Place Technology Bets with a Tech Adoption Rubric
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When There's Not a Module for That: How to Make (and Maintain) a New Module
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Preprocessing Content: A Review of Common Techniques
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Recipes: It's About Time!
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Finding Fire from Smoke - Advocating for UX in Post-Launch Activities
มุมมอง 319 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
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Drupal Config Sync: The Next Iteration
มุมมอง 1119 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา
These are the voyages of a developer using config sync. To seek out new implementations, new solutions, and develop better devops. To boldy install what thousands of others have installed before. Daah, dah dah daaaaaah dah dah daaaaaaaah.... At NEDCamp 2023 I spoke about the basics of Config Sync. At this session, I'll be going past generic intro tutorial. We'll get into the weeds of some real ...
Single Directory Components: Everything You Need to Know
มุมมอง 900ปีที่แล้ว
Single Directory Components: Everything You Need to Know
Debugging Yourself: How to Move Forward When the Blocker is You
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Debugging Yourself: How to Move Forward When the Blocker is You
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Managing Display Modes Across Many Content Types
Attribute-Based Access Control in Drupal
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Attribute-Based Access Control in Drupal
Going From 0 to 60 With the Schema.org Blueprints Module
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Going From 0 to 60 With the Schema.org Blueprints Module
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Can we apply 2 Drupal recipes to Drupal? . can you please let me
ofc, and they can be nested inside each other. They are not like the old distributions.. each recipe can even set a single simple config.
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Great, powerful module and very useful and clear presentation, thank you!
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Just a waste of time
I'm interested in this video, but can't hear what you are saying. Please boost the audio
Hi John - I'm so sorry about the audio... I tend to move around too much when I teach and I didn't realize the mic wouldn't pick me up well enough. the only thing I can suggest is maybe headphones? This presentation is not something I've done in a 45 minute format anywhere else.
@@imrodmartin thanks for the reply and the content. Yes, I will try again with headphones or maybe on the pc. I could download and boost if I must.
@@imrodmartin no worries, sound is good enough. I am watching on laptop, no headphones, volume on 50% and I can hear you just fine.
My disembodied head approves of this video (esp at 17:00)
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Actually 13,5 % of Americans are disabled, not 27%. And 20% of those disabled people live in poverty...just saying. Also if someone is obvioussly blind it is only rational that this made the news, no matter of their gender. Not gonna lie this does sound kind of weird/creepy. No offense
35:00 in… typical Drupal experience. It’s such a POS.
“There’s always a module for that” is not a benefit, it’s a liability. Drupal’s over reliance on 3rd party modules is what makes it as dangerous as Wordpress.
We understand nothing man..... xD
On Drupal 9 with layour builder all my block has nos magin, no gap between normaly???
Is it possible to get the links that Rod talks about in this tutorial?
Very informative video!!! Please more examples. It would be great!
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"Manage layout". Where does that button come from? It is not there by default.
Great presentation Stephen - Thank you. Do you know has Tome changed/expanded much since your talk? Also, I've been looking at how some config handles enforced module dependencies - Yes, that way round ... If expecting to rebuild from saved config and content json I would personally test that route ahead of needing it :)
The headline caught my attention, but this entire presentation definitely inspired my, just as described in 35:30 The thing that was discussed that I'm most passionate about was between 58:22 - 1:01:32 : When someone is willing to contribute, with has skills and talent to "invest" into Drupal, or to things going on in the world in general - where does someone go, to do that? Even, or especially as a non-developer. I am creating a drupal based app called enolve.io and it facilitates much of what's been disucssed here - not just for Drupal, but for individuals and organizations everywhere. enolve.io is designed to improve the world! Now I'm asking myself: Where do I go to recruit a team who shares that vision? Besides that, I found an especially important question was expressed at 1:08:11 "how do we make it easier for people to select drupal as their technology/product of choice" I think Drupal is an amazing technolgy, and I have at least 3 products in mind that I'd love to launch based on Drupal. Drupal makes it super easy to launch robust, feature rich DB driven apps. All you need is a concept, an idea, and it can be implemented with Drupal in a few days - often out of the box, but with the amazing library of contributed modules you can pretty much do anything you want.
Thank you, i've been looking for to filter blocks out layout builder.
Watching this talk again, I've just switched back to Linux for my main development laptop.
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It's a really good lecture, very interesting! thanks a lot.
Good vid !!
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The sound quality is shit
Do you know how to transfer paragraphs in drupal 8?
This is a great presentation. But it's a pretty complex application. For something simpler to start with I recommend this: drupalize.me/tutorial/connect-react-drupal-theme?p=3253 ( I subscribe to Drupalize.me ..but that one is free ) It has a link to this repo: github.com/OsioLabs/react-and-drupal-examples/tree/hello-world Also, I am thinking that the complication of having to "own" the /savant-tools/* path is only necessary if you want to share URLs, (which many applications may not care about)? I would also say you probably don't need Redux [1], just use React's state. And while you should know ES6 [2], IMHO you don't really need to know Babel or Webpack to get started. [1] I have seen many that say "you will know if you need it, don't use it until you know you need it" [2] Most of my learning React was: "is this a React thing or an ES6 thing?" Many times it is an ES6 thing, not a React thing.
Do you happen to have a github where you share the code? I am having trouble getting react-router to render a route. I think it's the param after the slash and doesnt know what to do. I am looking to see how you implemented the custom path handler. Thanks.
the module freshly installed is blank and needed a paragraph pack . unfortunately in drupal 8, bootstrap themes are only supported currently. can someone help me on creating paragraph types not in bootstrap? please
How do I use the module? I have really been trying...somebody? I have downloaded the module, i have enabled it with all the other modules it depends on and am stuck. Help?
Best overview of Drupal custom migration I've seen yet. Great job!