Drupal practices, UX / UI tricks and all sorts of great ideas
Cheppers members thoughts about technology, development, web solutions, user experience and design trends. Have a good read!
As part of Design Week Budapest, we had two workshops about Experience Design: what it is, why it’s important and how it’s used.
Drupal events always fascinate me. They don’t just provide a wonderful environment for learning from each other, to contribute to Drupal together during code sprints, and to meet new people, but they make the community stronger as well.
A few months ago, I decided to port the TCPDF module for Drupal 8. My first thought was that it would be an easy task, but I ran into my first problem early, when I tried to pull the TCPDF library into Drupal.
How the user experience of the Drupal platform be improved and how the CMS itself can be simplified, made easier to understand and easier to use.
There’s been an ongoing discussion during DrupalCons surrounding how to share knowledge between Drupal event organizers about how a camp actually comes together, and what subjects you should cover when starting one.
If you have ever worked on a website where there were countless image styles and videos to manage, you probably already know that choosing the best solution to handle media content is very challenging.
The goal of the training is to introduce Drupal to a wide audience, and teach attendees 'how to Drupal' in an introductory training.
Migrations are becoming a crucial part of Drupal 8, especially in connection with the upcoming Drupal 6 EOL. In this first article, we are going to show you how to quickly migrate your site to Drupal 8.
Cheppers was nominated for the Iroda.hu Office of the Year Award, 2015. The following post was published on irodablog.hu in Hungarian.
After two successful years hosting the Hungarian location for Drupal Global Sprint Weekend in 2014 and 2015, this year’s event will once again be held at the Cheppers office.
Git is a great tool to keep the code synchronized between developers, but traditionally, Drupal stores the configuration in the database, mixed with the content, so the first step has to be to export the configuration from the database to code files.
