In the Drupal community, the annual DrupalCon show is the biggest event of the year. Held in a different city each year, the event brings Drupal users together for a week of sessions and networking.
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For many businesses, eCommerce is an increasingly important trend. With the potential for frictionless and simple exchanges, doing business on the web has never been more appealing to customers. To make eCommerce work for your business, though, our site needs to be robust enough to handle every step of every transaction.
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In today’s digital world, a company’s online presence is more important than ever before. Consumers are researching companies online more than ever, and as such, having a strong website is crucial to any business regardless of its size.
When it comes to making your site accessible, starting at the beginning is always best. While outstanding issues can always be remedied at some point in the future, all organizations should consider baking accessibility into their sites’ design processes from the onset.
When promoting Drupal, one benefit always springs to mind: the community. What makes the Drupal web framework so robust is its committed and widespread user base.
The biggest change that Drupal 8 brought to the front-end development process was the introduction of the Twig templating engine. Twig templates in Drupal 8 replace the PHP Template files used in Drupal 7 (recognized by their extension, ".tpl.php"), and they come with many benefits.
In a crowded digital landscape, choosing the right partner for your web projects is more important than ever. While nearly anyone can choose a template and design a basic website, creating a robust and engaging web platform takes experience, skill and teamwork.
For modern businesses, just having a website isn’t good enough. The internet is everywhere, and users are all over it. If a brand’s digital output doesn’t reflect your brand or isn’t immediately intuitive, users will quickly exit out and try someone else.
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A PHP code execution bug affecting the Drupal core CMS has been discovered. The Drupal team has released a highly critical new security patch as a fix, urging all system administrators to update affected modules and configurations immediately.
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