Development and Site Building

Most of us understand the value and importance of automated testing for a website undergoing continuous development. However, many of the popular solutions and implementations are either too complex or time-consuming for novices or small teams to utilize. 

This presentation will demonstrate simple regression testing workflows beginners can set up using tools like Ghost Inspector and Wraith.

In this session, we'll talk about how we implemented D8 webform (YAMLform) in one of our sites and the development questions and answers that ensued. 

While Drupal 8 has reached critical mass and is the standard for new site builds, e-commerce projects were left behind... until now.

Drupal Commerce is completely re-written to leverage the Drupal 8 API and is in many ways a reference implementation for its most advanced features. In this session, we will explore Drupal Commerce's leadership position in Drupal 7 and how you can build enterprise-grade e-commerce sites with Commerce 2.x in Drupal 8.

Drupal has always been super flexible in terms of content entry screens. We can add whatever fields we like to any content type. However, platforms like Wordpress and Squarespace set the bar pretty high in terms of the content creation experience. Having a video on the page is no longer good enough; the exact placement is just as important.

A detailed case study detailing how we built a custom, reusable donation form management system for Denver Rescue Mission.

Views was used on more than 80% of all Drupal 7 sites; now it is part of the Drupal 8 core.

Join in a father/daughter discussion about Views.

With the switch to OOP and the inclusion of many parts of the Symfony framework, Drupal 8 has (finally) moved into the modern era of web development best practices. Let's have a look at how some of those best practices are being put to use within Drupal 8.

In this session I will walk you through: