For a traditional Drupal site, we don’t need to handle
authentication, because Drupal has our back - a user submits the login form,
gets a cookie, and starts using the awesome site. But what about decoupled sites?
Drupal-8-manina is at its highest. Modules are being ported, blog posts are
being written, and new sites are being coded, so we in Gizra decided to join the
party.
For years I have been hearing about DrupalCon from Brice and Amitai. Every six months they would send me a massive group photo and challenged me to locate them among the crazy mustaches, viking helmets, and identical t-shirts.
The wonderful Migrate module is used in every one of our projects, whether we have actual legacy
content, or “just” want to create dummy and XSS content.
For a traditional Drupal site, we don’t need to handle
authentication, because Drupal has our back - a user submits the login form,
gets a cookie, and starts using the awesome site. But what about decoupled sites?
Drupal-8-manina is at its highest. Modules are being ported, blog posts are
being written, and new sites are being coded, so we in Gizra decided to join the
party.
For years I have been hearing about DrupalCon from Brice and Amitai. Every six months they would send me a massive group photo and challenged me to locate them among the crazy mustaches, viking helmets, and identical t-shirts.
The wonderful Migrate module is used in every one of our projects, whether we have actual legacy
content, or “just” want to create dummy and XSS content.