Migrations are not always a walk in the park and, as we have already seen in previous articles, they may need a lot of planning. If we are talking about moving from big versions (namely Drupal 6 or Drupal 7 to Drupal 8), just talking about infrastructure can cause you to start to sweat. Even in Drupal itself, the truth is (or was until recently) migrations were not fully stable and they could give you more than a headache. On top of that, building the local…

Personalization is often associated with one-to-one customer experiences. But personalization doesn’t mean delivering a unique message to each individual customer. In fact, most customers just want to see content that is relevant to them and adds value. So there’s no need to create custom content for each customer. But you do need to start understanding what’s relevant and valuable to each of your customers. Right now, you’re probably sending the same message to the…

Pattern Lab with Drupal CMS What is Pattern Lab? As we encounter many frameworks and languages around us, we observe some of the basic "object oriented" and "design patterns" principles and rules being implemented. For example, there's “inheritance,” which is inheriting the property of one component or module and extending it, making it reusable across our application. "Decoupled" architecture is another principle, where in each component is independent of other…

DrupalCon Seattle is coming up: April 8-12, 2019 at Washington State Convention Center in Seattle, Washington, USA. And if you’re starting to assemble your schedule, which you can conveniently do on the event site, we’ve got a session to recommend: Shockingly Fast Site Development with Acquia Lightning. The session, by Acquians Stephen Raghunath and Matthew Grasmick, is an introduction to Acquia Lightning, an open source Drupal distribution that addresses the…