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Originally published on February 23rd, 2015 on NTEN.org. Republished with permission.

Before recently settling into the path of using Vagrant + Ansible for site development (speaking of Ansible: I absolutely love it and nee

Before recently settling into the path of using Vagrant + Ansible for site development (speaking of Ansible: I absolutely love it and nee

Before recently settling into the path of using Vagrant + Ansible for site development (speaking of Ansible: I absolutely love it and nee

Some cities are world class destinations. London, New York, Barcelona, Sydney, Hong Kong ... you know the names.

Out of the box, Drupal offers only a single type of validation for fields; required or not required. For most use cases this is fine, however, it can be a little difficult to define your own custom validation logic.

Out of the box, Drupal offers only a single type of validation for fields; required or not required. For most use cases this is fine, however, it can be a little difficult to define your own custom validation logic.

Drupal users around the world know Aaron Winborn (aaron), a long-time community member who has made countless contributions to the project and to the people who

I recently had the opportunity to explore popular methods of adding captions to images inside the WYSIWYG editor using the setup of WYSIWYG module with CKEditor library.

A few years ago, I was looking for a quick and easy way to run OpenID on a small web server.

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