LN Webworks: Drupal For Web Development: Why It’s a Great Choice

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Drupal is a cutting-edge open-source content management system that has won global acclaim as a web development tool. Every Drupal development company across the globe and business organization relying on Drupal proclaims that the CMS is unmatchable in terms of web development. If you have also heard a lot about the magic of Drupal and wonder what makes it so phenomenal, this blog is for you. It elucidates 4 reasons why Drupal is a worthwhile investment for web development. 

The Russian Lullaby: How to set up a local development environment (LDE) for Drupal

You are probably interested in setting up a workign environment for Drupal-based projects or maybe you have new members in your development team, so the configuration of the correct development environment is a fundamental part of the process of working with Drupal, you are right. By reading this how-to guide, you will implement a complete and ready-to-go Drupal working environment ready for versions 8, 9, and 10 of our favorite CMS/framework. Do you want to start?…

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Peoples Blog: Create a custom Drupal Service and Use as a Helper

Creating a custom Drupal service allows you to encapsulate functionality and access it wherever needed, promoting modularity and reusability within your codebase as a Helper. In this article we are sharing an example of how to create a custom Drupal service and use it as a helper. Step 1: Define the Service Create a new custom module or use an existing one. Define your service in the module&rsq

Drupalize.Me: Part 2: EventDispatcher in Drupal (Spotlight on Symfony in Drupal)

Part 2: EventDispatcher in Drupal (Spotlight on Symfony in Drupal)

In Part 2 of our exploration of Symfony components in Drupal, we focus on the event dispatcher.

The event dispatcher is a tool that enables the application to communicate across objects by subscribing to and listening for events. It achieves this by creating a directory for various event types, and the corresponding registered listeners for each event type. When a specific type of event occurs, the code that has registered a listener for that event is invoked. If you're familiar with the Mediator and Observer design patterns you might recognize similarities here.

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The Drop Times: Technology and People Make Drupal Happen: Fran Garcia

Join Fran Garcia, Senior Drupal Developer at the Drupal Association, as he unveils the driving forces behind Drupal's evolution. Fran shares exclusive insights with Kazima Abbas, Sub Editor at The DropTimes (TDT), exploring strategic projects, global hiring initiatives, and the transformative impact of GitLab CI on Drupal's development process. Discover the symbiotic relationship between Fran's role, the Drupal community, and his unique journey from teaching to web development.

LN Webworks: Voice Search Optimization & Set Up for Drupal: A Step-by-Step Setup Guide!

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Drupal voice search has evolved from being a mere trend to becoming a standard feature for websites today. If you find yourself wondering, 'How do I enable search based on voice recognition on my Drupal website?' — you're in the right place. 

Integrating voice search functionality into your Drupal site is not only modern but also enhances user experience and is extremely important for SEO ranking. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the steps to set up search based on voice recognition, making your Drupal site more accessible and user-friendly. But before we dive into the steps, let’s understand…