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We were developing our own intranet system when we came across the issue, a security hole. This intranet system, called Intra is a decoupled Drupal site with Vue.js application as the frontend. We use this system for tracking employees’ in-office time, absences and other custom events such as bonus points. For this decoupled direction, we decided to use the Drupal built-in ...


In the 20th century, founders had an exact product vision, and based on that, they built an entire product. They formulated a business plan, and within a couple of years, the product was launched. The next step was finding customers.


We were at Drupal Europe, read how we liked it.


Read my selection of the best sessions during two conference days.


It's never good to do something that needs to be idempotent by hand. Here's how to configure Nginx with HTTPS using LetsEncrypt and Ansible.


We've decided to rewrite our corporate intranet using a decoupled architecture instead of porting it directly to Drupal 8 as is.


Multi-Stage Dockerfile enables you to merge separated Dockerfiles into one universal file. In the old days, in a single-staged Dockerfile, we had to create multiple files in order to make the production image clean.


Around two years ago, when the launch of Drupal 8 was just around the corner and the main topic of concern was the status of the issue queue (the number of open issues, issue priority, etc), the Drupal community slowly started murmuring about a topic outside of technical solutions and patches.


There is this paradigm that before every commit you should run a designated set of unit tests to be certain that your code compiles/runs/is mostly bug free. But that’s not always the case.


During our recent work on the GatherContent module, we received a feature request to allow other modules to modify the data we were saving.


How to do HTTPS for a website without buying a certificate and setting it up via your DNS provider.
