Maintaining a fully functional Drupal 7 site and keeping it updated with security updates year-round takes a lot of work and time. Using HTTrack is one way to retire the site. Here's how it works.
How does an idea evolve from a conversation in a hotel lobby into a Drupal core release initiative? Follow the new Drupal 9 default theme, Olivero, from ideation through execution.
We talk with prolific Drupal contributor Sam Mortenson about one of his projects. The Tome modules will turn your Drupal 8 site into static HTML. It's a big boost to security, maintenance, and speed.
During a recent project, several decisions factored into finding the right solution to the challenge of providing reusable, interactive web components to allow content editors to build pages.
Coding to SOLID software design principles makes custom Drupal code more maintainable. Take a look at how wrapped entities and the Typed Entity module can make code more SOLID.
Mike and Matt talk with the leads of Drupal's "Automatic Updates" initiative to discuss the security, limitations, status, and gotchas of automatic updates.
Dozens of modules have some ability to send emails to users and there are many types of messages you might want to send. Here are some modules that will help you notify users about content changes.
Part five of our series provides tips for providing a welcoming and comfortable work environment for everyone that don't require a major overhaul to current practices.
Mike and Matt drag Adam Bergstein onto the show to talk about the free SimplyTest.me service, which is used to quickly spin up Drupal environments for quick patch testing, reviews, and more.
Drupal 8 offers more ways than ever to build "special pages" with unique display needs, but selecting the right tool means understanding your requirements.
Previously, I discussed using environment variables as a way to keep access credentials and sensitive data out of your code repository. Find out how they can also be used during API migrations.
