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This article is a step-by-step guide to upgrading Drupal 8 to 9. Through this tutorial find some tricks and tips that could help you apply the proceeding with updating. As we know, Drupal 8 is dependent on Symfony 3, and Symfony 3’s end of life was November 2021. Consequently, Drupal 8 support ended on November 2, 2021. But the Drupal community worked hard to launch in June 2021 Drupal 8.9.
What are landmarks? Landmarks are website elements that make the structure to define different sections or regions that are navegables for the screen readers such as NVDA in Windows and Voice Over in iOS. This structure offer assistive technologies to the users that needs to be oriented by their self using the keyboard only. Landmarks are identified by the most common HTML tags such as header, main, nav and footer
Today we will be looking at how to use context within React applications. The first thing to note is that context is an easier way to pass data through the component tree without having to manually pass information at each level. In a typical React application, data is passed from the top down through props, but sometimes usage can be cumbersome for certain types of props (e.g., languages, UI theme)
Next.js is a React framework that allows you to create applications that run on both the client and the server, also known as JavaScript end-to-end applications. This framework helps to create end-to-end applications in less time by optimizing basic functions, such as client-side routing and page layout. At the same time, it simplifies advanced functions, such as server-side rendering and code splitting. Note that with Next.js, each page is represented
I have compared some aspects of Docksal and Lando. Next I will present a summary of particular features I have focused on. It is not a complete list of features; nonetheless, I consider that they are some of the most important for a local development environment focused on customer work. User interface Both Docksal and Lando are managed from the command line; none of them have a graphic user interface.
Today, we’re going to create our first NextJS app that uses MongoDB to store information. This will be a simple products app that shows a list of products on the homepage. We will also build the tools to let us add, edit or delete products as needed. Let’s start? First, we run this command: npx create-next-app product-list cd product-list Now, we’re going to add some extra packages: npm i bootstrap