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Introduction Working on a Drupal project often means going through the same pull request review cycle repeatedly. One reviewer checks functionality, another focuses on code quality, and sometimes simple issues still make their way into production. Over time, the feedback starts to sound familiar: Use dependency injection instead...
Introduction Securing your PHP application on AWS is critical to ensure that sensitive data is protected and your system remains reliable. AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a powerful service that allows you to control access to your AWS resources. In this blog, we’ll focus on best practices for using IAM to safeguard your...
The most important CMS feature is actually the content editor. Additionally, Drupal has significantly improved its content management capabilities with various new features for Drupal 8/9, including the CKEditor widget system and the Advanced Content Filter (ACF), thanks to the powerhouse that is CKEditor as its default rich text editing...
Introduction A contributed module for Drupal provides a drop-in replacement for the fundamental characteristics of a Progressive Web App, which has been available since Drupal 7. With the help of this module, your website will be able to respond swiftly to user interactions, never display an "offline" notice, and look exactly like a...
