Perspectives from the experts at Chromatic
In our last post about Recurly, we gave you a primer on setting up the Recurly module in Drupal. However, if you need to thoroughly test your Recurly integration on a local environment, you’ll want to test the webhooks as well.
We're happy to announce the 7.x-1.2 release of the Recurly module.
As developers, oftentimes we want or need our working environment to be an exact match of the production environment. This is especially true when your project is running a complex or specific infrastructure. Lucky for us, there’s Vagrant!
Recently, Ryan blogged about a few CLI utilities that can really help improve your productivity. If I had to add one additional utility to his list, it’d be Vim.
Hosts Katie Kovalcin and Tim Kadlec invited Chromatic's Mark Dorison on the latest episode of The Path to Performance.
I remember when I viewed the command line as some esoteric art only used by the Wizards of the Back-End. Now, I can’t get enough of it.
If you’re working on a site that needs subscriptions, take a look at Recurly. Recurly’s biggest strength is its simple handling of subscriptions, billing, invoices, and all that goes along with it. But how do you get that integrated into your Drupal site?
This last weekend I was fortunate to attend MADCamp (formerly known as MidCamp) in Chicago. For those who weren't able to, I'll recap the keynotes and common themes from the sessions I attended.
We have two team members slated to speak at two different Drupal Camps in March!
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