This is part 7 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 7 includes:
This is part 6 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 6 includes:
This is part 5 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 5 includes:
This is part 4 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
This is part 3 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 3 includes:
This is part 2 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 2 includes:
This is part 1 of a series of videos showing the process to upgrade DrupalEasy.com to Drupal 9.
The process is mainly based on the Upgrade Status module's report and was recording during the weekly, 2-hour DrupalEasy office hours (provided to alumni of Drupal Career Online).
Part 1 includes:
Mike Anello introduces the new Drupal core Field Layout module from Drupal 8.5.
Mike Anello introduces the newly-stable Settings Tray module from Drupal 8.5.
A new major version of Drupal core not only means contributed module developers are hard at work upgrading their modules to the new version, but it also gives us the opportunity to think about existing solutions and re-imagining them using all the new advancements Drupal 8.
This screencasts demonstrates how to use the Drush sql-dump and sql-sync commands to back up Drupal databases as well as copy a Drupal database from one environment to another. The screencast also provides a review of setting up Drush aliases for local and remote sites.