Evolving Web will be at DrupalCamp New Jersey 2022 hosting a number of sessions on various subjects, ranging from Drupal migration to user experience and even project estimations. Check out how to participate and connect with our team at the event!
DrupalCon Portland 2022 was the first in-person DrupalCon in over two years and an incomparable opportunity to gather insights about the present and future of Drupal. Here’s our list of favourite sessions, for those who couldn’t attend all sessions and those who couldn’t be at the event.
We're very excited for DrupalCon Portland 2022, where we'll be delivering training, presenting sessions, volunteering, and sponsoring the event. Let's check out all the activities the Evolving Web team will be involved in at DrupalCon Portland 2022!
We spoke with four past and present Evolving Web trainees to hear about their first-hand experiences with our Drupal training program. They share some valuable tips to help your team members get started.
In the first part of this article, we reviewed in detail the three main application types you should consider for building decoupled Drupal. Now, in part two, we'll go through some key aspects that'll determine how your application will work, and present some tips and resources to get your implementation started and help you make the best possible decisions.
💻 Blog post: Building Decoupled Drupal - Part 1: Choosing Your Application
Drupal's API-enabled architecture—one of the main reasons why we at Evolving Web use this system—opens up infinite possibilities for a decoupled Drupal, separating its back-end CMS from its front-end theming system and giving us the tools to use our Drupal installation as a content hub for various technologies and applications.
If you’re starting a new Drupal project, consider using our list of top Drupal modules for 2022. Our picks include migration tools, modules to improve accessibility and UX, security, SEO, and more.
I started my career as a Drupal developer, but with time I shifted towards content strategy and user experience (UX), which made me realize, among many other things, how developer decisions impact design. That's why I believe any Drupal developer can use this advice: everyone who contributes to building a website also contributes to UX. When we all incorporate UX design thinking into our work, the quality of our output can only get better.
Drupal has long been known for its flexibility as both a content management system and a development platform. It’s one of the main reasons we at Evolving Web use Drupal. But, as we hear more about Digital Experience Platforms (DXP), what role does Drupal play in the new digital landscape? If you’re rethinking your digital strategy and deciding which technologies to use, how does Drupal stand up against other technology options?
Co-created with Nathan Vexler, Trainer at Evolving Web with 9 years of Government of Canada/Higher Education developer experience.
