Matthew Tift talks with Dori Kelner, a mindfulness teacher, yoga teacher, and a long-time member of the Drupal community about evidence-based workplace mindfulness programs
Matthew Tift talks with Angie Byron about preventing burnout, community wellness checks, and other issues related to cultivating well-being in open-source communities, including Drupal
While some developers rightly focus on how to make websites accessible, this article focuses on the why. Why does the Drupal community hold accessibility in such high esteem?
As the pandemic continues to spread, many of us are forced to reassess our values and our place in the world. Now is an especially good time to take a closer look at Drupal's values and principles.
As we negotiate a world where COVID-19 dominates the headlines and our daily lives, considering lessons from the Drupal community might shape our understanding of these extraordinary times.
In this article, I will use data from the Drupal Git commit history, as well as other sources, to demonstrate how dramatically the Drupal core “code committing” landscape has changed.
Matthew Tift talks with James Sansbury and Matt Westgate about the history of Lullabot, building teams of Drupal experts, and moving away from the phrase "rock star."
A Drupal site with private and confidential data brings with it some unique risks. This article provides a checklist to ensure the sensitive data on your site is secure.
Matthew Tift talks with Dr. Joanne Armitage about performing with ALGOBABEZ, her live coding workshops for women and non-binary people, narratives around failure, inclusion and diversity, and more
In this episode, Matthew Tift talks with Mike Hodnick (aka Kindohm) about live coding, TidalCycles, performing with other live coders, creating new sounds, and much more
