Tutorials
Import and map 800+ lighthouses in Drupal 9
Composer Plugins for Drupal Developers
An effective method of using Config Split
Demystifying drupal-core-require-dev and drupal-core-strict in the "Drupal Composer/Drupal Project" Composer template
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Sharing your DDEV-Local site via a public URL using "ddev share" and ngrok
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Some of my favorite (newer) DDEV things
11 Tips to start your Drupal 8 project right
DDEV, Docksal, and Lando: A Comparison
Drupal 8 Development on Windows - Best Practices?
Setting up Xdebug with Lando and PhpStorm
Testing local Drupal site emails with Lando and Mailhog
Installing Drupal Console in an Existing Drupal 8 Project
Drupal 6 to Drupal 8(.1.x) Custom Content Migration
Note: This blog post is based on Drupal 8.1.x. It is an updated version of a previous tutorial based on Drupal 8.0.x. While the concepts are largely the same as 8.0.x, a refactoring of the core migrate modules took place in Drupal 8.1.x (migrations will become plugins in 8.1.x). This updated tutorial updates the previous example to work with Drupal 8.1.x, as well as demonstrates how to specify a migration group and run the migration with Drush. If you're familiar with the previous tutorial, you may want to skip to the "Rolling up our sleeves" section below. Even if you're
Drupal 6 to Drupal 8(.0.x) Custom Content Migration
Note: This blog post is based on Drupal 8.0.x. While the concepts will remain the same in 8.1.x, the code examples will no longer be valid because migrations will become plugins in 8.1.x. See the updated blog post here. Even if you're only casually acquainted with Drupal 8, you probably know that the core upgrade path to Drupal 8 has been completely rewritten from the ground-up, using many of the concepts of the Migrate and Drupal-to-Drupal migration modules. Using the Migrate upgrade module, it is possible to migrate much of a Drupal 6 (or Drupal 7) site to Drupal 8