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One of our OSTraining members asked about the current state of the Panels module in Drupal 8. They already had experience with Panels in Drupal 7.

Panels is one of the most popular ways to create page layouts in Drupal.

Are you looking for an easy way to find errors thrown by your Drupal modules and themes?

One year ago, the Drupal Community helped us to fund a Kickstarter project and publish "

Previously we talked about connecting and checking that you are connected to your sandbox project, uploading your project and checking it against Paraview. 

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Previously we talked about the different ways in which you can contribute to Drupal, setting up your project, configuring git and connecting and checking that you are connected to your sandbox project. 

Throughout the life of your Drupal site, you'll have to perform updates. New features, bug fixes and security patches will be released for Drupal itself, plus modules and themes. This process is essential to maintain a healthy Drupal site.

So Drupal 8 is here and that has a significant impact on Drupal 7 users. Drupal 7 is no longer the latest and greatest version.

One question we often get now is this:

Recently, we wrote a guide on using Xampp with Drupal 8 for local development.

After reading the guide, one of our users asked,

One of the wonderful things about the open source community is the number of events. Every week, there are multiple WordCamps, DrupalCamps, Joomla Days and other PHP events.

A few times every week, we get an email from event organizers.

Welcome to Part 4 of this series that shows how to start contributing modules and themes to Drupal.org.

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Articles from Open Source Training

One of our OSTraining members asked about the current state of the Panels module in Drupal 8. They already had experience with Panels in Drupal 7.

Panels is one of the most popular ways to create page layouts in Drupal.

Are you looking for an easy way to find errors thrown by your Drupal modules and themes?

One year ago, the Drupal Community helped us to fund a Kickstarter project and publish "

Previously we talked about connecting and checking that you are connected to your sandbox project, uploading your project and checking it against Paraview. 

{snippet drupalcontributionlinks}

Previously we talked about the different ways in which you can contribute to Drupal, setting up your project, configuring git and connecting and checking that you are connected to your sandbox project. 

Throughout the life of your Drupal site, you'll have to perform updates. New features, bug fixes and security patches will be released for Drupal itself, plus modules and themes. This process is essential to maintain a healthy Drupal site.

So Drupal 8 is here and that has a significant impact on Drupal 7 users. Drupal 7 is no longer the latest and greatest version.

One question we often get now is this:

Recently, we wrote a guide on using Xampp with Drupal 8 for local development.

After reading the guide, one of our users asked,

One of the wonderful things about the open source community is the number of events. Every week, there are multiple WordCamps, DrupalCamps, Joomla Days and other PHP events.

A few times every week, we get an email from event organizers.

Welcome to Part 4 of this series that shows how to start contributing modules and themes to Drupal.org.

Pages