The end-of-life for Drupal 7 was originally announced as being November 2021 but this was later extended to November 2023 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It's time to organize your site upgrade.
Abi Walker Mon, 01/02/2023 - 12:28
If you've visited DrupalEasy.com anytime in the past couple of weeks, you may have noticed that we've got a refreshed logo, a revitalized podcast, and a remarkable new long-form module development course!
First, we decided that it was time for an updated logo - something we haven't had since the start of our company. The updated logo incorporates the new "tilted drop" design element referring to both our Drupal roots and a capital letter "D" for DrupalEasy, of course! We retained the lime green color that we've grown accustomed to, and will be using this new design element in various new ways moving forward.
The DrupalEasy podcast, which began 14(!) years ago, had been on an extended hiatus for almost 2 years - mainly due to a lack of bandwidth on our part - but we figured out a way to keep it going in the future in a sustainable manner. Rather than committing to a new episode every two weeks, we will now release 2-3 "seasons" per year, with each season composed of 6-8 episodes. Season 14 (an obvious reference to our 14th year) has already debuted, and the remaining episodes have all been recorded and will be released over the next month or so. Each season will have a theme - S14's theme is "how to": each episode will focus on how to accomplish a specific Drupal-related task.
Finally, and you may have heard about this already, but we are super-excited to be launching an all-new, long-form Drupal module development workshop: Professional Module Development. This 90-hour class (over 15 weeks) will help you improve your skills to a professional level - including automated tests, various code quality tools, and commonly-used Drupal APIs and techniques.
Today we share interviews conducted at NEDCamp in November 2022. This is an audio only episode.
For show notes visit: www.talkingDrupal.com380
Topics / GuestsStephen Cross @stephencross
MOTWwith Martin Anderson-Clutz - @mandclu
Bookable Calendar Module https://www.drupal.org/project/bookable_calendar A very easy to use Bookable Calendar module. Whether you’re giving lessons and want your students to be able to book a lesson or a business trying to stagger traffic into your building, this module aims to get you up and running as fast as possible.
Oh, how annoying when you go on to the site, but it does not have responsive layouts, and you have to use these inconvenient horizontal scroll bars. There are fewer and fewer awkward sites on the Internet every year, but the problem has not wholly disappeared.
We invite you to learn how to enable responsive layouts with the Viewport meta tag and make your site as user-friendly as possible. There is a chance that another responsive website will appear in the world if you read this article to the end. At least, our Drupal website development team truly believes so!
Cocomore's first project on Opigno is soon going live.
Read here how your online sales can benefit from the post-pandemic social media boost and how Drupal and Magento contribute to a frictionless sales journey from catchy Insta content to hitting the buy button on your online shopping site.
Until 2020 Drupalcamp was held every year in a different location in Spain, but since the advent of Covid, we haven’t had the chance to meet our friends and colleagues from the Spanish Drupal community. Now, circumstances have finally allowed us to hold large conferences again, and we couldn’t miss the chance.
Cocomore is currently exploring ways to recruit in new areas in the ever expanding software development market. Find out why we are looking for a Drupal trainer to help with our new program.