Grzegorz Pietrzak

Once created, the software should be easy to use and update, and should not require major rebuilding to introduce new features. Here are some tips on how to create websites that we can share with you. They will be useful especially in the context of working with Drooper.

I will describe here all the steps needed to migrate to Droopler 2.0. I will divide this guide into two parts, depending on the installation method. It will be useful for the people using Composer, and to those who prefer distribution packages from drupal.org.

Consistent support of addresses, coordinates, maps and searching for places is definitely the Achilles' heel of most modern CMS. It is a complicated matter and it requires integrating a large number of independent solutions. The topic of geolocation has also been raised in many large projects implemented by Droptica. I will show you some best practices on their basis.

Schema.org metadata is one of the most important SEO optimisation issues. This is what the extensions of HTML documents that allow search engine robots to better understand the meaning of individual subpages of your website are being called. Handling the visitor's metadata in Drupal already since version 7. In this article, I will present different ways to implement them. What do you need metadata for? Modern search engines such as Google or Bing are no longer simple text indexing tools.

The new, stable version 2.0 of Droopler – Droptica’s Drupal-powered distro is coming soon, offering numerous new features aimed primarily at corporate websites.  You can already test the new release at demo.droopler.com, you can also install the latest beta version, which is available at drupal.org and github.com.  Below, you can find a selection of the most important changes. New demo Let’s start with the most notable and striking change, which can be seen right after sett

Drupal is readily used by numerous large, international enterprises, including Nokia, Timex, Pfizer, and Cisco. What do all these brands have in common?

In a year or so, the stable release of Drupal 9 will finally be made available to everyone. The previous release – Drupal 8 – was published in 2015 and it caused a lot of controversy among its users, mainly due to the complicated update path resulting from the rather significant differences compared to Drupal 7.

Choosing the right technology to build your business website is always difficult since you always have to find the sweet spot between the cost of deployment, quality and ease of subsequent updates. In order to meet the needs of small and large enterprises, we embarked to design a Drupal 8-based Droopler distribution. Why is it worth taking it for a spin? 1. Cost optimisation Developing websites can be a very repetitive process.

These days, Composer is one of the most important tools in the PHP world, since it enables developers to deal with managing external libraries while facilitating their ongoing updates. In Droptica are doing a lot of Drupal development and cannot imagine life without composer. If you want to work efficiently with Drupal 8 without using Composer, read the following 10 tips to help you better understand and tap the power of the popular package manager. 1.

You can find many comparisons between popular CMS systems on the internet. Whenever Drupal is mentioned in them, it is always described with words like: safe, open, regularly updated. Today I'm going to explain why it has such an opinion (hint: it is not only because we are a Drupal agency). I will also present evidence that the level of security claimed by the Drupal community is not just empty words. Here are five reasons behind the Drupal's security: 1.