This week at Web Dev Rev, our notes included Drupal first impressions and dangerous CSS, and we watched videos about resilient CSS. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, our notes included the new Drupal releases and how to cheat at design, and we watched videos about the top Drupal 8 modules and responsive Mondrian. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we looked at several notes, with topics including applying the kick-ass curve to Drupal and creating direction-aware hover effects, and we finished watching a video about Webform in Drupal 8, and ended the session with a video about CSS shapes. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This week at Web Dev Rev, we had so many notes that it prompted a new format, and we started watching a video about Webform in Drupal 8. Click through to read the whole blog post...
After an unplanned week off, here's what we looked at for Web Dev Rev notes: Drupal 8's Symfony components were updated; "Out of the Box" has been committed to Drupal 8.6.x; how "Out of the Box" avoiding licensing concerns with photography; Drupal 8 will require a minimum of PHP 7 starting in March 2019; DrupalCon is giving away the giant Druplicon; DrupalCon Nashville and Tennessee's discrimination standing; only internationalization release blockers remain for Drupal 8's Migration UI; how to take your Drupal code and make it a contrib project; using Drupal 8's address field in custom forms; integrating a simple Drupal text Paragraph bundle with PatternLab; making your site faster with preconnect hints; and finally, battery status readout as a privacy risk.
This week, we looked at the following Web Dev Rev notes: what's new on Drupal.org for December 2017; dates for Drupal 8.5.0's alpha and final releases; things learned in Drupal's 17 years and Drupal turns 17; how it's never "just" a patch; understanding Drupal's release cycle; how the Drupal 8 version of the Webform module now depends on the Contribute module; open source with a cap in hand; the Spectre attack and critical CSS; what's new in HTML 5.2; using the new dialog element; and Mozilla will be requiring secure contexts everywhere.