Blog /Drupal

Standardization has a positive effect on any business. There are certain coding standards in the software industry that are needed for successful software development. Coding standards are a set of rules and good practices that make code more legible and easier to develop. In this article, we’ll present what standards are used to create Drupal projects. We will show you the basic aspects that are worth paying attention to and the tools that make work easier.

Happy birthday, Drupal! It’s been 21 years since the release of the first stable version of our favorite open source content management system. With each subsequent year, it allows for creating more and more complex, modern, and responsive websites for companies of all sizes. Let’s take a look at Drupal possibilities over the years, the projects it's been used for, and the planned functionalities.

Choosing the right hosting on which we’ll place the website or application is the first very important decision that we need to make. Many aspects of the functioning of a web page may depend on it. There are many hosting services, and each one may provide a lot of content management systems (CMS) such as Drupal, which is one of the best solutions of this kind.

Even the best security audit of a website or application will be of little use if we don't document the detected threats, steps for reproduction, potential threats resulting from their use, and recommendations for fixing the bug. We'll show you how to prepare a detailed report step by step.

For laying out content on a website, Drupal standardly uses a single body field that takes advantage of the WYSIWYG capabilities and is available immediately after installation of the CKEditor. This solution is easy to use but not flexible enough to be suitable in every case. For more advanced layouts, we can use the functionality prepared by the community in the Paragraphs module.

The end has come! It may not be final, actually, but it's definitely quite relevant and meaningful considering Drupal's long way. We said goodbye to our reliable and beloved Drupal 8. When did it happen and what does it entail?

Two factor authentication (2FA) is an increasingly popular functionality on websites, and this article will teach you how to completely implement it on a Drupal 9 or 8 site.

Five seconds – that's how much time, as the research shows, we have to interest the user with our website and make them stay with us for longer. Even if we'd argue that good content is the most important thing, this type of data shows that the appearance and overall presentation of the page play an equally, if not more important role. In this article, we'll show you which free themes are worth choosing to make your Drupal website look attractive.

Website reconnaissance is one of the elements of a security audit. This task can be automated to some extent by choosing one of the free, open-source programs available on the web. One of such tools is Droopescan.

The 10th edition of DrupalCamp Poland starts on Wednesday, the 13th of October! For nine years, the conference has been gathering people interested in CMS/CMF Drupal, PHP, and website development. This year, our event will be online for the second time, and it will be free. In this article, we’ll present international speakers and topics that they’ll present during the two-day conference.