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Bookable Calendar Callout

Bookable Calendar got a callout as Module of the Week on the Talking Drupal podcast ! Go and give that podcast a listen, the module is mentioned early on as the Module of the Week,…

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This Week In Drupal: 0

Starting a new thing where I round up all Drupal news and things I come across every week and post it here. My main topics I'll try to cover are News, Notable Releases, News,…

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Creating A Useful Readme.

No one likes when you’re put on a new project and there is no straight forward way to get started. Don’t be a terrible person, make your README useful! How do you make it useful? I…

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Setting Up Syncthing

I've heard of about Syncthing for awhile but with already running NextCloud and having config Dotfiles in git repos I hadn't ever pulled the trigger on getting it setup. This week…

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Playing with Godot

The other week at Code Koalas we had a R&D day when everyone is allowed to spend the day researching or working in some cool new thing you want to learn. I've played around with…

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Working All Night Long

Maybe once I week I end up staying up all night working on one thing or another. It's been something I've been doing fairly consistently since I was in my early twenties, pretty…

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A Guide to Drupal Migrations

Does migrating content to a new website fill you with dread? Are you tired of wasting weeks manually entering articles into a CMS? Migrating content doesn't have to be a headache.…

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Config Sync Basics in Drupal 8

The classic flow of content and code in websites is code goes up from local, to stage then to prod, and database go down from prod to stage and local. This is all well and fine,…

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