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We decided to migrate our old 7sabores blog site from Drupal7 to Markdown to be consumed using GatsbyJS. The first question was, is there any contributed module available to do that easily? The answer was no. Even in D7, finding a module with this behaviour could be very tricky. The only solution was PHP scripts + D7 Bootstrap + Markdown Library. Let’s get started. First, download the scripts from here.
Recently my Mac was constantly warning me that it was running out of space, and with that warning it was reminding me that I didn’t have a good Apple option to upgrade. Apple lately has put a lot of effort in destroying what was once the perfect laptop (because, you know, courageTM). Among many other annoyances, the main reasons that made me switch were: the keyboard with almost no key
With the arrival of REST API the developers world became prettier, REST allowed us to have a central space to hold all our data in one place while using multiple environments (website, android app, ios app or connect third-party systems.) But developers reached the point where we noticed something wrong on the numerous endpoint and multiple HTTP requests to obtain a minor cross data becoming a nightmare, at that point
This is the latest post of the “Improving Drupal and Gatsby Integration” series. This time I will be talking about the Gatsby Boina Starter; we are contributing to make your Drupal-Gatsby integration easier. The Boina starter ships with the main Gatsby configuration files you might need to get up and running on your Gatsby site. What does this Gatsby Boina Starter provide among others features: React components to render home,
Drupal 8 has plenty of contributed modules to help you building a headless/decoupled web application. However, getting all those set up correctly could be a daunting task. Understanding this is an issue that should be addressed and as mentioned previously in our blog posts of this “Improving Drupal and Gatsby Integration” series we wrote and contributed two modules Toast UI Editor and Build Hooks. But there are some other needed
On the first post of this series “Improving Drupal and Gatsby Integration – The Drupal Modules”. I introduced two contributed modules we wrote to simplify the Drupal usage while working with Gatsby. One of the modules mentioned was tui_editor a WYSIWYG markdown editor integration with the Toast UI Editor project. This module allows content editors to enter content as markdown, making easy to implement JSON-API endpoints that return markdown. In