Drupal 8

Managing Drupal configuration and keeping it in sync requires attention to detail and process. Automation can add to the problem, but also solve it.

Learn how Ansible can be used to standardize and automated Drupal deployments.

Clare, Asaph and Adam discuss some higher-level techniques for handling more complicated migration use cases in Drupal 8 in addition to methods for troubleshooting migrations.

Many of the common website speed problems in Drupal 7 are now a distant memory with Drupal 8 and Drupal 9. Features like Drupal’s built-in Dynamic Page Cache help bring great performance benefits to the two most recent versions. This article will highlight other tactics to assist with getting the best performance out of your Drupal site.

Understanding Composer's preferred install settings can be essential when applying module info file patches.

Composer already manages our PHP dependencies, so why not let it manage our utility scripts too?

Serving dynamic content, while maintaining the cacheability of a Drupal 8 site, used to be a tedious task. Drupal 8 did introduce a Lazy Builder way back when, but using it requires a fair amount of coding. Instead, we’ll take advantage of the BigPipe module which was included as a stable module since Drupal 8.3.

Paragraphs is a powerful and popular contributed module for creating dynamic pages in Drupal 8.

Deploying the latest changes to your site can take many forms. Understanding the steps involved and why each one matters will help prevent deployment surprises.

Migrations can be intimidating but with Migrate modules now in core, it’s easier than ever to upgrade or migrate legacy applications to Drupal 8.

Migrations are fraught with unexpected discoveries and issues. Fighting memory issues with particularly long or processing heavy migrations should not be another obstacle to overcome.

Entity storage methods are an often used, yet easily overlooked tool for improving data retrieval and code architecture.