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GitHub Actions is a powerful and flexible automation tool built into GitHub. It allows developers to automate build, test, and deploy tasks. If you already use GitHub as your code repository, you should at least consider what GitHub Actions can offer you to automate repetitive tasks and replace the use of additional tools. With GitHub Actions, you can create custom workflows that respond to a wide range of events, including
Today there are many CI/CD options. Most services include some CI/CD services in their free offer (like GitHub and GitLab). Alternatively you can host your solution with Jenkins and avoid using a online service. But even with such a fearse competition, I think CircleCI free offering is an interesting choice. The documentation is amazing, it has SSH debugging, and lots of solutions that you can use (ie. AWS CLI ORB).
Tailwind CSS is an open source CSS framework thought of as “Utility-first”, which, having predefined functionalities, can add classes to the styles and is reflected in the elements. It helps a lot to speed up the development process since less code is written because everything is done by including the code directly within the HTML code and only affects the specific and/or desired area. Tailwind CSS calls this “Utility classes”.
Every day it becomes more and more necessary for companies to have a website, a mobile application, or technological solutions that optimize their processes. For this reason, the demand for software developers doesn’t stop growing, and more and more offers are coming through LinkedIn for thousands of developers. However, even with all this, many developers don’t receive as many offers as they expect through LinkedIn. If this is your case,
One of the best tools for a good configuration management in Drupal is configuration split. In Drupal 8+ exporting and importing site configurations to other sites is very common, the problem comes when developers have development functions enabled that they do not want or should not bring to production. A clear example of this would be to have the devel module enabled in the development environment but it is not
Up until now, site migrations have been studied from a development point of view in our “Understanding migrations in Drupal 8” blog, considering the ins and outs of what is required to make it all happen. However, there is another aspect that is less talked about but equally important in the process, and it is the strategy behind content migration. Site migration, also referred to as content migration, is the