Drupal 8 is making things so much easier for content authors. One of the most important reasons being the addition of the custom Layout Builder module in core Drupal 8. With easy drag and drop interface, preview and customizing abilities, the layout builder is soon becoming a favorite page-building and designing tool.
In my previous article, I wrote about how you can get started with installing and using Drupal 8’s Layout builder. Here, I want to share my knowledge on customizing a layout builder for unique requirements.

Should I migrate Drupal 7 to 8 or should I just wait? This question has been constantly bothering business decision-makers when it comes to Drupal 7 to 8 migration of their website. Change can be hard and terrifying, especially at its inception. Yet, a change is what allows you to grow, evolve and progress. It can get painful to take a decision as big as a migration of your Drupal 7 (or 6) website – the one that you knew and have loved. But soon you will know you have made the most brilliant business decision, ever! 

The Drupal 8 Media module is often called as a ‘File browser to the internet’, Media module for Drupal 8 lets you manage media files and assets regardless of where they are hosted. Managing media can be fun and easy for content editors. Let us discuss about some of the media handling features

Debugging is not something us developers look forward to. Developer detest bugs but to be able to build a fine quality software, debugging is an indispensable part of a developer’s life. Every PHP developer has a different style and go-to methods for debugging their code. This depends on their experience, their problem-solving approach and most importantly - the amount of time they have in hand! 

Drupal CMS has particularly taken up this challenge of providing not only users but also developers with the ability to access Drupal in a language that they prefer. And with Drupal 8 being multilingual out-of-the-box, it has become an ideal choice for businesses and developers. Powerful Drupal translation modules offer developers with granular configuration capabilities where every content entity can be translated. Let's dive right in to learn more about the various multilingual Drupal modules.

Put simply, an interactive website is a website that communicates and allows for interaction with users. And by interaction, we don’t just mean allowing users to “click” and “scroll”. Offering users with content that is amusing, collaborative and engaging is the essential objective of an interactive website. An interactive website design will not just display attractive content, it will exhibit interactive content. Content that will compel users to communicate and deeply engage with the website.

Google's AMP is the hottest thing on the internet. With over 25 million website domains that have published over 4 Billion AMP pages, it did not take long for the project to be a huge success. Comprising of two main features; Speed and Support to Monetization of Objects, AMPs implications are far-reaching for enterprise businesses, marketers,

A Drupal distribution is an all-inclusive package to get your website up and running quickly. This package consists of the Drupal Core (basic features), installation profiles, themes (for customized designs), libraries (consists of assets like CSS or Javascript) and modules specific to an industry. For example, if you run a publishing company, a distribution like Thunder can help you speed up your development process. Here you can find modules like Paragraphs, Media Entity, Entity Browser and features like Thunder admin theme, scheduled publishing and much more – all in one place.

Blue Green Deployment is one of the mainstays of deployment strategies that conquers the limitations of traditional approach to application deployment. How much do you know about Blue Green Deployment? How is Blue Green Deployment in Drupal implemented?

Hiring a professional team of experts is a common challenge faced by most companies in today's world. And the process of hiring gets tougher when you want to hire a team of talented individuals in the open source industry, particularly in the Drupal community.