Another Drop in the Drupal Sea

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The whole point of creating a custom theme is to get a website to look the way you want it to. So, it's important for the output that modules generate to be themeable.

In Drupal a hook is intended to provide a way for actions to be triggered during a point in the execution of a certain event or process. Hooks are defined within individual modules.

Collaboration is an important part of the Drupal community. The principle of collaboration applies equally to how people in the community engage with each other and to how modules are written.

When creating a module for Drupal it is important to write the module so that it is extensible by other modules. I will talk about ways that it is possible to do this in other posts.

I mentioned in a previous post that Drupal is a modular framework. The idea is that modules should be designed to do one (small) thing well.

In order to retain the changes you make to a theme like the Bartik theme you need to create a custom subtheme. Use the Bartik theme as a base theme.

The first thing to understand about Drupal is that it is based on a modular approach to providing functionality. I will elaborate on this further in another post.

No matter what tool you use to create a website, you still need to put time into planning before you actually start designing and building the site.

As professionals in the web tech sector, we know that there is no one set answer to that question. And yet, we really don't want to be spending our time having to explain over and over to prospects why we can't just answer the question.

I headed to the Saturday sprint after completing my workout, showering, eating breakfast and packing my bags. Eventually, there were probably at least 30 people at the sprint.

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