This week's Web Dev Rev, guest hosted by WCMS developer Eric Bremner, had notes that included unsupported modules, Drupal 8 composer, themes, deprecated API removal, making Drupal easier and few tutorials on using Drupal. Eric then guided us through using layout builder and media in Drupal 8 from scratch. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week's Web Dev Rev, guest hosted by WCMS developer Liam Morland, had notes that included new Drupal 8 releases, why you might not need JavaScript, and web browser anniversaries. There was a video on what's new in Chrome 78's DevTools, and it ended with some videos about Webform for Drupal 8. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev had notes that included new features coming to Drupal starting with 8.8 alpha2, the Firefox 70 release, an IE11 countdown, and more. We ended with a video on what the Accessible Canada Act means for Drupal, and found some unique website usability review services. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev had notes that included the Waterloo Region Drupal Users Group meetup for October, replacing progress bars with Nyan Cat, PostCSS and more. We ended by starting a video on "navigating the dark arts of configuration management". Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev had notes that included a new Drupal release, a look at how content editors use Layout Builder, a modern CSS reset, and more. We ended with several videos including "Why is CSS so weird?". Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev has notes that include Acquia receiving a majority investment, perspectives of women in technology, naming every possible colour, and more. We ended with a video about making Drupal friendly for editors and clients. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev has notes that include a bump in the Webform module's road to Drupal 9, Firefox moving to a faster release cycle, web development merit badges, and more. We finished the video from 2 weeks ago on building custom entities, then watched a video by Anil Dash about how he made the internet garbage. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev has notes that include Drupal, the next PHP release and security updates, and SEO changes that Google made for links. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev has notes that include the release of Drupal 8.7.7, University of Calgary's block library, Firefox's colour-blindness simulator, and more. We finished by starting a video on building custom entities. Click through to read the whole blog post...
Another week of Web Dev Rev has notes that include a new module for automatic Drupal updates, changes to Git, a Flash emulator, and much more. We finished off by starting a video on implementing Georgia.gov's front end. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev notes included a call for participation in the Drupal business survey for 2019, and information on how browsers update quickly. We finished off watching live web page development with "Thinking With Grid". Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev notes covered things like a new Drupal help module in core, a new default Drupal theme, a poorly-written regular expression taking down Cloudflare, and "make it hard to screw up"-driven development. We concluded with the first part of "Building Better Interfaces". Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev made up for last week's single note with a ton of notes that included a look at Drupal North's schedule, browser vendors winning the war with W3C, and building inaccessible sites that get perfect scores on accessibility testers. We concluded with the tail end of last week's DevOps video. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev started with notes that included a look at Drupal's Media Library interface, a Swiss Army knife for http/https troubleshooting, and CSS golfing. We concluded with an accessibility video from DrupalCon Seattle 2019. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev notes feature a bunch of notes on the Drupal 8.7.0 release, lots of other Drupal-y things, and general notes that included a look at Googlebot's updated rendering engine. We concluded with a couple of videos from the "Making Future Interfaces" series. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev guest host Eric Bremner brought forward Drupal-related Web Dev Rev notes and a video on layout builder in Drupal 8 Core. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week, Web Dev Rev guest host Chris Shantz presented some Web Dev Rev notes, including a Drupal core vulnerability and information about Firefox 66, followed by some information and videos about Docker. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at new Drupal releases, Firefox Send, and more, then ended the session with "The State of CSS". Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at new Drupal releases, new PHP releases, new browser releases, and other things that weren't releases, though we did watch a video about what's in the new release of Chrome. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at the new Drupal security bug bounty program, what's new in Firefox 65, and more. We then finished the second video in a series about the best web features of 2018, and watched a video about variable fonts and the future of web design. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at Drupal security releases, some "birthdays", why you should or shouldn't drop the "www", trends for 2019, favourites from 2018, and much, much more. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at the launch of Drupal.tv, how "writing cute" affects screen readers, and more. We finished by watching part 1 of Chrome's "Best Web Features of 2018". Click through to read the whole blog post...
