This document discusses the experience of building a new website for Lääkärikeskus Aava, one of the largest privately owned health care providers in Finland, using Drupal 8. It describes how the old Drupal 7 site was migrated to Drupal 8, including developing a custom migration module. The new site was built using several contributed and custom modules. Efforts were made to improve performance, including extensive caching, front-end optimizations, and open sourcing custom code.
This document discusses considerations for creating multilingual WordPress sites. It covers content-related considerations like original content versus translation and using in-house versus external translators. Developer considerations include localizing everything and following WordPress codex guidelines. Structural considerations involve UI language, plugins/themes, and URL structure. Different solutions for multilingual WordPress are presented, such as using separate installations for each language or having all languages in a single post. The document recommends checking plugin/theme compatibility and consulting support if unsure about the right solution for a given site.
Building a community of Open Source intranet usersLuke Oatham
This document discusses building a community of open source intranet users. It covers topics like learning WordPress, the GovIntranet theme and plugins used, content types for an intranet, using third-party plugins, open sourcing versions of the software, active clients using the software, developing for a wider audience with different systems, continuous development and community involvement.
This document discusses WP-CLI, a command line interface for WordPress. It provides commands for common WordPress tasks like installing WordPress, creating configuration files, managing posts and users. Using WP-CLI allows automating repetitive WordPress tasks and managing WordPress sites from the command line. The presenter provides an example of using WP-CLI commands in a script and encourages the audience to try it out themselves.
1. There are several approaches to combining eCommerce and CMS functionality, ranging from using a single eCommerce platform to separate sites for branding, blogging, and shopping.
2. Using a CMS with an eCommerce plugin or integrating eCommerce and CMS using a common framework allows for more flexible integrations but comes with tradeoffs.
3. An example integration has a Drupal site serving content and calling a Sylius eCommerce API to handle orders. The best approach depends on factors like the business segment, growth potential, and existing team skills.
My talk at SymfonyCAMP UA in Kiev. Sylius is a fully Open Source platform, built with the latest technologies. Focused on Developer Productivity, Testing, Simple Upgrades, APIs, Easy Integration and delivering business value faster than ever.
This document outlines 6 key web development trends for 2021:
1. Single-page apps that avoid page reloading for a better user experience.
2. Progressive web apps that allow access to some website features offline.
3. Serverless architecture that improves performance by offloading tasks to the cloud.
4. Voice commerce as voice-based interfaces become more common.
5. WebAssembly to improve page loading speeds and performance.
6. The RAIL module to optimize response times, animations, idle periods, and page loading.
This document discusses the experience of building a new website for Lääkärikeskus Aava, one of the largest privately owned health care providers in Finland, using Drupal 8. It describes how the old Drupal 7 site was migrated to Drupal 8, including developing a custom migration module. The new site was built using several contributed and custom modules. Efforts were made to improve performance, including extensive caching, front-end optimizations, and open sourcing custom code.
This document discusses considerations for creating multilingual WordPress sites. It covers content-related considerations like original content versus translation and using in-house versus external translators. Developer considerations include localizing everything and following WordPress codex guidelines. Structural considerations involve UI language, plugins/themes, and URL structure. Different solutions for multilingual WordPress are presented, such as using separate installations for each language or having all languages in a single post. The document recommends checking plugin/theme compatibility and consulting support if unsure about the right solution for a given site.
Building a community of Open Source intranet usersLuke Oatham
This document discusses building a community of open source intranet users. It covers topics like learning WordPress, the GovIntranet theme and plugins used, content types for an intranet, using third-party plugins, open sourcing versions of the software, active clients using the software, developing for a wider audience with different systems, continuous development and community involvement.
This document discusses WP-CLI, a command line interface for WordPress. It provides commands for common WordPress tasks like installing WordPress, creating configuration files, managing posts and users. Using WP-CLI allows automating repetitive WordPress tasks and managing WordPress sites from the command line. The presenter provides an example of using WP-CLI commands in a script and encourages the audience to try it out themselves.
1. There are several approaches to combining eCommerce and CMS functionality, ranging from using a single eCommerce platform to separate sites for branding, blogging, and shopping.
2. Using a CMS with an eCommerce plugin or integrating eCommerce and CMS using a common framework allows for more flexible integrations but comes with tradeoffs.
3. An example integration has a Drupal site serving content and calling a Sylius eCommerce API to handle orders. The best approach depends on factors like the business segment, growth potential, and existing team skills.
My talk at SymfonyCAMP UA in Kiev. Sylius is a fully Open Source platform, built with the latest technologies. Focused on Developer Productivity, Testing, Simple Upgrades, APIs, Easy Integration and delivering business value faster than ever.
This document outlines 6 key web development trends for 2021:
1. Single-page apps that avoid page reloading for a better user experience.
2. Progressive web apps that allow access to some website features offline.
3. Serverless architecture that improves performance by offloading tasks to the cloud.
4. Voice commerce as voice-based interfaces become more common.
5. WebAssembly to improve page loading speeds and performance.
6. The RAIL module to optimize response times, animations, idle periods, and page loading.
1. Boston University uses WordPress for its largest websites and digital properties, with over 6,000 sites and 8-10 million monthly pageviews across the campus.
2. The university takes a centralized WordPress as a Service approach, with the sites organized and managed through the central IT department.
3. Key aspects of the WPaaS implementation include clear roles and expectations, transparency of capabilities, training, and delivering high quality support through a single codebase and consistent systems.
Jetpack adds many popular features from WordPress.com to self-hosted WordPress sites by connecting them to the WordPress.com infrastructure, providing features like a free global CDN (Photon), analytics (Stats), related posts powered by Elasticsearch, social sharing (Publicize), and brute force protection. It also allows extending and customizing Jetpack through staging sites for testing without sending data to WordPress.com and development sites. Popular Jetpack features discussed in more detail include Related Posts, Stats, VideoPress, and Carousel. Resources for developing with Jetpack and the WordPress.com API are provided.
WebAssembly is a new assembly-like format, developer for improve the performances of web applications. “Introduction to WebAssembly” talk is an overview of this new technology, we start from the need of new format for the web, pass trough environment and existent library integration, and we finish with demos and existent applications.
This document discusses various architectures and technologies for building web applications, including thick vs thin client architectures, MVC patterns, client vs server-side templating, RESTful vs RPC APIs, single page vs multi-page applications, and offline capabilities using technologies like AppCache and IndexedDB. It also briefly mentions responsive design, frameworks like Bootstrap and HTML5 Boilerplate, and pushing the capabilities of web applications.
Joomla! multiplied - How to run Multi-Sites - JandBeyond 2014Viktor Vogel
This presentation was held at the international Joomla! conference JandBeyond 2014 in Königstein im Taunus, Germany.
Note: This is a shortened version of the entire presentation since I have added only my part.
1ST TECH TALK: "Yii : The MVC framework" by Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.Bicol IT.org
This document provides information about the Yii PHP framework. It discusses an upcoming workshop on September 28, 2013 about Yii from 1:00-5:00pm in the BUCS Auditorium. It provides an overview of Yii, including its features like MVC architecture, internationalization, caching, security measures, and code generation capabilities. It also discusses installing Yii, generating CRUD applications, and some recent news items about Yii releases and website updates. The presentation encourages developing careers in Legazpi using the Yii framework to reduce development time compared to hardcoding.
What is the Responsibility of Plugin Developers?Takayuki Miyoshi
The document discusses the responsibility of WordPress plugin developers to ensure accessibility and localization. It notes that plugins should follow WordPress core's standards of accessibility and work correctly in right-to-left languages. The key responsibilities are to use sufficient color contrast, correctly label forms, make text translatable, and style plugins appropriately for right-to-left languages. Accessibility and localization are important responsibilities for developers.
In this session, we will rethink the role of designers, the purpose of a CMS, and how we manage and consume content. We will discuss:
(1) The tension between a design and a CMS. Should your design be optimized for your CMS? Or should you modify your CMS to achieve your design? In other words, are you walking the dog, or is the dog walking you?
(2) "Headless" Drupal: Drupal as a backend with multiple frontends. Drupal's theming layer is difficult to master and expensive to upgrade between major releases. We will discuss how the frontend and backend can be decoupled to provide better experiences for users, developers, and designers alike.
(3) Content as a service. Decoupling isn't just about separating the frontend from the backend or making upgrades easier. In fact, the real power of headless Drupal is separating content from presentation, allowing you to connect any number of websites, channels, or devices to a single source of content through an API!
(4) TWiT.tv case study. We'll close by discussing how Four Kitchens work with This Week in Tech to relaunch TWiT.tv as a decoupled Drupal site with an exposed API allowing their fanbase to directly access content.
Get ready for some really big, innovative ideas!
(This session was delivered at Twin Cities DrupalCamp on June 27, 2015.)
The document discusses the history and future of PHP, beginning with early versions that focused on scripting for web pages. PHP 5 introduced object-oriented capabilities but was not fully object-oriented. Future versions like PHP 7 provide major performance improvements through just-in-time compilation and other techniques. The document also contrasts old paradigms of disorganized code directly in HTML with newer paradigms using frameworks, full object orientation, and test-driven development to build fully scalable and maintainable applications.
The document discusses different technology stacks that are well-suited for web development, including LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, NodeJS), and Ruby on Rails. It provides an overview of each stack, highlighting their key components and popular uses. The document also briefly covers content management systems, full stack development, servers, version control tools, testing tools, and integrated development environments that are relevant for web development.
This document discusses and compares different technology stack options for building software solutions and applications. It begins by defining what a technology stack is. It then provides an overview of common layers that make up a technology stack, including web pages, web applications, data access layers, databases, and server architecture. The document goes on to compare WordPress, Drupal, and Django content management frameworks in terms of their pros and cons for different use cases. It emphasizes focusing on discovering user and business needs in order to determine the optimal technology solution.
Microsoft WebMatrix is a new tool from Microsoft aimed at the non-professional and hobbiest web developers and provides them a complete toolset to create
Content as a Service: What to Know About Decoupled CMSPantheon
Learn:
-How decoupled architecture can help future-proof a website
-How decoupled architecture leverages a wider set of experts by clearly delineating front and back-end
-How to use modules and patterns to build decoupled websites using Drupal 7 and WordPress
-What to expect from both Drupal 8 and the upcoming WordPress JSON API
This document summarizes Richard Shea's presentation on Plone use at the Cuba Group. It discusses how Plone has been used at Cuba Group for over 3 years, initially as an experiment. Plone provides a centralized knowledge base, standards, resources, and documentation. It allows for consistency, searchability, and document management. Plone's extendability provides many options through add-ons. Richard highlights three add-ons he likes: OpenXML for searching Office files, PloneArticle for enhanced page layouts, and wsapi4plone for a web services API.
The document discusses the LAMP security stack and introduces the Zend Framework. It summarizes LAMP as an open source stack using Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Python/Perl. It then discusses the Zend Framework, which is a PHP framework that aims to simplify tasks and demonstrate best practices. The framework focuses on being modular, industry-leading, and easy to use while taking advantage of PHP5 features.
1. Boston University uses WordPress for its largest websites and digital properties, with over 6,000 sites and 8-10 million monthly pageviews across the campus.
2. The university takes a centralized WordPress as a Service approach, with the sites organized and managed through the central IT department.
3. Key aspects of the WPaaS implementation include clear roles and expectations, transparency of capabilities, training, and delivering high quality support through a single codebase and consistent systems.
Jetpack adds many popular features from WordPress.com to self-hosted WordPress sites by connecting them to the WordPress.com infrastructure, providing features like a free global CDN (Photon), analytics (Stats), related posts powered by Elasticsearch, social sharing (Publicize), and brute force protection. It also allows extending and customizing Jetpack through staging sites for testing without sending data to WordPress.com and development sites. Popular Jetpack features discussed in more detail include Related Posts, Stats, VideoPress, and Carousel. Resources for developing with Jetpack and the WordPress.com API are provided.
WebAssembly is a new assembly-like format, developer for improve the performances of web applications. “Introduction to WebAssembly” talk is an overview of this new technology, we start from the need of new format for the web, pass trough environment and existent library integration, and we finish with demos and existent applications.
This document discusses various architectures and technologies for building web applications, including thick vs thin client architectures, MVC patterns, client vs server-side templating, RESTful vs RPC APIs, single page vs multi-page applications, and offline capabilities using technologies like AppCache and IndexedDB. It also briefly mentions responsive design, frameworks like Bootstrap and HTML5 Boilerplate, and pushing the capabilities of web applications.
Joomla! multiplied - How to run Multi-Sites - JandBeyond 2014Viktor Vogel
This presentation was held at the international Joomla! conference JandBeyond 2014 in Königstein im Taunus, Germany.
Note: This is a shortened version of the entire presentation since I have added only my part.
1ST TECH TALK: "Yii : The MVC framework" by Benedicto B. Balilo Jr.Bicol IT.org
This document provides information about the Yii PHP framework. It discusses an upcoming workshop on September 28, 2013 about Yii from 1:00-5:00pm in the BUCS Auditorium. It provides an overview of Yii, including its features like MVC architecture, internationalization, caching, security measures, and code generation capabilities. It also discusses installing Yii, generating CRUD applications, and some recent news items about Yii releases and website updates. The presentation encourages developing careers in Legazpi using the Yii framework to reduce development time compared to hardcoding.
What is the Responsibility of Plugin Developers?Takayuki Miyoshi
The document discusses the responsibility of WordPress plugin developers to ensure accessibility and localization. It notes that plugins should follow WordPress core's standards of accessibility and work correctly in right-to-left languages. The key responsibilities are to use sufficient color contrast, correctly label forms, make text translatable, and style plugins appropriately for right-to-left languages. Accessibility and localization are important responsibilities for developers.
In this session, we will rethink the role of designers, the purpose of a CMS, and how we manage and consume content. We will discuss:
(1) The tension between a design and a CMS. Should your design be optimized for your CMS? Or should you modify your CMS to achieve your design? In other words, are you walking the dog, or is the dog walking you?
(2) "Headless" Drupal: Drupal as a backend with multiple frontends. Drupal's theming layer is difficult to master and expensive to upgrade between major releases. We will discuss how the frontend and backend can be decoupled to provide better experiences for users, developers, and designers alike.
(3) Content as a service. Decoupling isn't just about separating the frontend from the backend or making upgrades easier. In fact, the real power of headless Drupal is separating content from presentation, allowing you to connect any number of websites, channels, or devices to a single source of content through an API!
(4) TWiT.tv case study. We'll close by discussing how Four Kitchens work with This Week in Tech to relaunch TWiT.tv as a decoupled Drupal site with an exposed API allowing their fanbase to directly access content.
Get ready for some really big, innovative ideas!
(This session was delivered at Twin Cities DrupalCamp on June 27, 2015.)
The document discusses the history and future of PHP, beginning with early versions that focused on scripting for web pages. PHP 5 introduced object-oriented capabilities but was not fully object-oriented. Future versions like PHP 7 provide major performance improvements through just-in-time compilation and other techniques. The document also contrasts old paradigms of disorganized code directly in HTML with newer paradigms using frameworks, full object orientation, and test-driven development to build fully scalable and maintainable applications.
The document discusses different technology stacks that are well-suited for web development, including LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP), MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJS, AngularJS, NodeJS), and Ruby on Rails. It provides an overview of each stack, highlighting their key components and popular uses. The document also briefly covers content management systems, full stack development, servers, version control tools, testing tools, and integrated development environments that are relevant for web development.
This document discusses and compares different technology stack options for building software solutions and applications. It begins by defining what a technology stack is. It then provides an overview of common layers that make up a technology stack, including web pages, web applications, data access layers, databases, and server architecture. The document goes on to compare WordPress, Drupal, and Django content management frameworks in terms of their pros and cons for different use cases. It emphasizes focusing on discovering user and business needs in order to determine the optimal technology solution.
Microsoft WebMatrix is a new tool from Microsoft aimed at the non-professional and hobbiest web developers and provides them a complete toolset to create
Content as a Service: What to Know About Decoupled CMSPantheon
Learn:
-How decoupled architecture can help future-proof a website
-How decoupled architecture leverages a wider set of experts by clearly delineating front and back-end
-How to use modules and patterns to build decoupled websites using Drupal 7 and WordPress
-What to expect from both Drupal 8 and the upcoming WordPress JSON API
This document summarizes Richard Shea's presentation on Plone use at the Cuba Group. It discusses how Plone has been used at Cuba Group for over 3 years, initially as an experiment. Plone provides a centralized knowledge base, standards, resources, and documentation. It allows for consistency, searchability, and document management. Plone's extendability provides many options through add-ons. Richard highlights three add-ons he likes: OpenXML for searching Office files, PloneArticle for enhanced page layouts, and wsapi4plone for a web services API.
The document discusses the LAMP security stack and introduces the Zend Framework. It summarizes LAMP as an open source stack using Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/Python/Perl. It then discusses the Zend Framework, which is a PHP framework that aims to simplify tasks and demonstrate best practices. The framework focuses on being modular, industry-leading, and easy to use while taking advantage of PHP5 features.
The distinct advantages of using PHP-Symfony FrameworkMindfire LLC
A PHP application’s standard foundation is Symfony. It offers a set of reusable components that may be utilized in other applications. About 30 decoupled and reusable PHP components, called Symfony Components, are utilized to create this application. Because Symfony eliminates reactive coding tasks, it is especially suitable for enterprise-driven complex applications. As a developer community, Symfony was renowned for its friendliness and availability. Developers may add their modules to the framework because it is available under an Open Source license.
PHP frameworks is a platform to allow us to develop web applications. Each of the frameworks mentioned above can be put into different categories and have independent fully-fledged libraries. Hire dedicated PHP developer from Elsner Today.
Symfony is a PHP framework and set of reusable PHP components. It includes a framework for building web applications, PHP components that can be used separately from the framework, and a large community. The document provides overviews of the major parts of Symfony, including the framework, components, documentation resources, demo application, and request/response workflow.
Symfony is a PHP web application framework that separates a web application's business rules, server logic, and presentation views. It automates common tasks like internationalization, forms, caching, and security to help developers focus on application specifics. Key features include being database engine-independent, following conventions over configurations, and providing tools for testing, debugging, and deploying applications. The document discusses Symfony's features and concepts like object-oriented programming, object-relational mapping, and rapid application development that are important for understanding how to use the framework.
A recap of the Symfony Live conference in Paris in 2010. Overview of Doctrine 2 and Symfony 2. The demo of the Symfony 2 code is not in the actual slides. A discussion of current symfony-based CMFs.
Red5 is an open source flash media server that provides functionality beyond just streaming media. This document discusses using Red5 to create a shared poll application for video conferencing. It provides code snippets for both the client and server sides to allow a host to broadcast a poll to other conference participants in real-time and collect their responses.
How Symfony changed my life (#SfPot, Paris, 19th November 2015)Matthias Noback
Before Symfony was spelled with a capital “S” there was another symfony, the first version of the framework. It already meant a lot to me at the time. But with the arrival of Symfony 2 it became clear that something very important was happening in the world of PHP programming. It appears that this framework is able to turn amateur website makers (like I used to be) into actual software developers. What is the secret? What makes Symfony so special? And why am I still hooked?
We’ll look at pieces of code, the Symfony ecosystem, the people behind it, the things that have been written about it, and the experience that I have with it. We’ll take a trip down memory lane, collecting pieces for our Symfony scrapbook, while we try to construct an answer to these questions.
Before Symfony was spelled with a capital “S” there was another symfony, the first version of the framework. It already meant a lot to me at the time. But with the arrival of Symfony 2 it became clear that something very important was happening in the world of PHP programming. It appears that this framework is able to turn amateur website makers (like I used to be) into actual software developers. What is the secret? What makes Symfony so special? And why am I still hooked?
We’ll look at pieces of code, the Symfony ecosystem, the people behind it, the things that have been written about it, and the experience that I have with it. We’ll take a trip down memory lane, collecting pieces for our Symfony scrapbook, while we try to construct an answer to these questions.
An overview of Symfony.
Symfony is a PHP framework for web projects.
Speed up the creation and maintenance of your PHP web applications. Replace the repetitive coding tasks by power, control and pleasure.
Symfony is a PHP web application framework and set of reusable components. It was first published in 2005 and is inspired by the Spring Framework. The latest version is 4.08 while 3.4 is the current long term support version, which is used by Drupal 8.5. Symfony uses the MVC pattern and includes components like Twig for templating, Doctrine for ORM, and Swiftmailer for email.
Unleash your Symfony projects with eZ PlatformSébastien Morel
This document discusses using the eZ Platform content management system (CMS) with Symfony projects. eZ Platform is a "full-stack CMS" that is built entirely on Symfony components. It provides features like content authoring, versioning, multilingual support, and a REST API out of the box. The document demonstrates how to install eZ Platform, build a basic controller that retrieves content via the PHP API, and use Twig templates to display content. It positions eZ Platform as a way to add robust CMS functionality to Symfony projects while leveraging the Symfony ecosystem.
Create Your Own Framework by Fabien PotencierHimel Nag Rana
This is a combined form of series of articles by Fabien Potencier - the author of Symfony Framework. I have collected and converted them as this ebook for storing and sharing purpose.
This document provides information about the Phalcon PHP framework. It begins with an overview of how PHP works and how traditional PHP frameworks work in comparison. It then discusses how PHP extensions and the Phalcon framework specifically work. Phalcon is introduced as a full stack PHP framework written as a C extension for high performance. Details are provided about how Phalcon works, compares to other frameworks in terms of performance, and how to install, configure, and create projects with Phalcon.
Symfony is a PHP MVC framework that aims to speed up development and maintenance of robust enterprise applications. It was first released in 2005 and provides full control over configuration. Symfony uses the model-view-controller pattern and includes tools for generating models, forms, validation, administration interfaces and more through its command line interface. It also supports plugins, debugging, logging and caching to improve developer productivity. Major websites that use Symfony include Yahoo, DailyMotion and Delicious.
Magento Meetup New Delhi- Console
This slide is all about-
What is console?
What are the benefits of using console?
Why should we use console?
Why there is a console in Magento2?
PHP, known as the most famous server-side scripting language on the planet, has advanced a considerable measure since the primary inline code pieces showed up in static HTML records.In this post we painstakingly handpicked 10 prevalent PHP frameworks that can best encourage and streamline the procedure of backend web development.
2009 has seen the launch of a brand new cars plate management system in France (web services based on WS-* exts & java). Among the 36 carmakers on the market, only Mazda decided to develop with PHP on its IBM i servers (AS/400). This session describes how PHP helped Mazda connect its IT to the Interior Ministry web services, what still lacks, what the versatility of PHP and ZF made possible.
Railo is a free and open source CFML engine that compiles CFML code into Java bytecode. It offers improved performance, security, and features over other CFML engines through its use of web contexts that sandbox applications and an extension manager for adding new functionality. The document discusses Railo's architecture, features, benefits, and the company's roadmap for continued enhancement of the platform.
Similar to Drupal 8, Symfony and Content Management (20)
Data security in the age of GDPR – most common data security problemsExove
This document discusses common data security problems that can result in fines under the GDPR and how to address them, including:
1) Accidental disclosure of data, such as unauthenticated access to files or APIs, can be avoided by requiring authentication for all data access and properly configuring access settings.
2) Lacking internal access controls allows users to access too much information; these issues can be fixed by implementing and enforcing internal access controls.
3) Targeted attacks by professional criminals are difficult to prevent, but risks can be reduced by limiting data and system access, employing automated checks, and only allowing verified file changes.
Provisioning infrastructure to AWS using Terraform – ExoveExove
This document provides an overview of using Terraform to provision infrastructure on AWS. It discusses how Terraform allows defining infrastructure as code through configuration files, enabling reliable and repeatable deployments. Key points include:
- Terraform can provision AWS services like Lambda, DynamoDB, API Gateway to build a serverless REST API on AWS.
- Managing infrastructure through graphical interfaces becomes complex and error-prone for non-trivial configurations.
- Terraform addresses this by defining resources and dependencies through configuration files, then deploying the necessary infrastructure.
- This allows defining a standard structure for environments like development, test, and production through variables and modules.
This document discusses custom blocks in the Gutenberg editor in WordPress. It provides basics about WordPress and discusses the old editor versus the new Gutenberg editor. It then explains what Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) is and how it can be used to create custom blocks for Gutenberg. It provides a demo of how to register a custom block, create fields for it in ACF, and build a template to display the block with the custom fields on a page.
Robot Framework is an open source test automation framework that can be used to test web, desktop, and mobile applications. It uses a keyword-driven design and has a modular architecture that makes it easy to extend with custom test libraries. Some benefits include being highly reusable, accessible for beginners, and having powerful logging capabilities. However, it does not support while loops or nested for loops, and working with non-string data types can be complicated. The framework operates independently of the system under test and uses test suites made up of test cases that can each be in their own namespace. Custom keywords, variables, and extensions are usually stored separately.
Jenkins is a tool used for continuous integration and automation that can build, test, and deploy software. Visual regression testing involves comparing screenshots of a website between builds to detect unwanted visual changes. The document describes a case study where a screenshot comparison tool was built to run within Jenkins, automatically collecting screenshots of a site, comparing galleries of screenshots between test runs, and reporting any visual differences found.
This document discusses using Next.js and a headless CMS to build server-side rendered React apps that improve SEO. Next.js allows building server-side rendered React apps using server-side rendering for better SEO than traditional single-page apps. A headless CMS like Contentful manages just the content without the front-end, providing an API for a separate front-end app like one built with Next.js to retrieve and display the content.
WebSockets allow for full-duplex communication between a web browser and server over a single TCP connection. The Bravo Dashboard was mainly developed for Exove's internal use to show employee presence, absences, and other useful daily data. WebSockets were used in the Bravo Dashboard out of curiosity and because they allow for easy and quick sending and receiving of data in real-time, such as when editing results in the dashboard. The Socket.io library enables the use of WebSockets in the Bravo Dashboard and provides useful methods like "On", "Off", and "Emit" for listening and sending data between the frontend and backend.
Exove's CTO Kalle Varisvirta shares his insights on diversity in recruitment. Kalle has many years of experience in recruiting software developers. Exove is a company with a diverse & inclusive workforce – and we are very proud of it! Read more about us: exove.com.
Kalle was one of the speakers in the Agile Search HR meetup on 28 March and he gave this presentation there.
Mitä saavutettavuusdirektiivi pitää sisälläänExove
Mitä saavutettavuusdirektiivi pitää sisällään, Kimmo Sääskilahti, Annanpura
Kimmo Sääskilahden puheenvuoro Exoven seminaarissa "Saavutettavuus ja käytettävyys verkkopalveluissa" 15.2.2019
This document discusses various options for creating landing pages in Drupal 8, including paragraphs, Entity Construction Kit (ECK), Display Suite, Field Layout, Panels, and others. Paragraphs allow for structured content chunks that can be reordered and come in types like accordions and galleries. ECK provides reusable entity types for content. Display Suite extends display options and offers custom layouts. Field Layout adds layout capabilities to the field UI in Drupal core. Panels is a powerful but complex system for custom layouts using blocks or fields. Planning and a focus on customer needs are emphasized when choosing an approach.
The document provides an overview of GDPR requirements for developers working with content management systems (CMS). It discusses key GDPR concepts like data controllers, processors and individual rights. It notes CMS pose specific challenges around structured vs unstructured data, content, analytics, logs and digital marketing. The document emphasizes existing systems may not fully document where personal data is stored and retained, and full deletion may not be technically possible. Thorough auditing of storage is needed to ensure compliance.
Life with digital services after GDPR by Kalle Varisvirta, Exove
Seminar Exove and Bird & Bird 26th April 2018: GDPR tulee - mitä tapahtuu h-hetken jälkeen
Exove Extends keynote on Dec 13th, 2017
Developing truly personalised experiences by Simon Chapman from Acquia
Acquia powers some of the world’s biggest and most well-known websites, delivering personalised content whatever the channel, location or device. We’ll take a deep dive into the technologies and components of the Acquia platform and explore traditional development methods versus headless or decoupled architectures. We’ll outline the benefits of using modern JS frameworks whilst delivering personalised experiences that capture your customers ‘in the moment’, which ultimately can be measured through analytics...and as your customer data grows, we’ll talk about how this ‘big data’ can be used to drive reporting, customer journeys and the ‘next best action’.
The document summarizes a seminar on customer experience and personalization held by Exove and Acquia in 2017. The agenda included a welcome by the CEO of Exove, a presentation on taking customers on a 1-1 journey by a Senior Solutions Architect at Acquia, and a presentation on service design and personalization by the Service Design Lead at Exove Design. The document provides details of the presentations and discussions around understanding customers, their journeys, and driving engagement through personalization.
Adventures In Programmatic Branding – How To Design With Algorithms And How T...Exove
The document discusses metaballs and isosurfaces as a way to programmatically generate organic-looking branding. Metaballs are a type of isosurface defined by mathematical functions that can be iterated over pixels to create shapes. While algorithms can generate results, including the client and designer in the process ensures the output aligns with the goals.
Introduction of Cybersecurity with OSS at Code Europe 2024Hiroshi SHIBATA
I develop the Ruby programming language, RubyGems, and Bundler, which are package managers for Ruby. Today, I will introduce how to enhance the security of your application using open-source software (OSS) examples from Ruby and RubyGems.
The first topic is CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures). I have published CVEs many times. But what exactly is a CVE? I'll provide a basic understanding of CVEs and explain how to detect and handle vulnerabilities in OSS.
Next, let's discuss package managers. Package managers play a critical role in the OSS ecosystem. I'll explain how to manage library dependencies in your application.
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Presentation of the paper "Trusted Execution Environment for Decentralized Process Mining" given during the CAiSE 2024 Conference in Cyprus on June 7, 2024.
How to Interpret Trends in the Kalyan Rajdhani Mix Chart.pdfChart Kalyan
A Mix Chart displays historical data of numbers in a graphical or tabular form. The Kalyan Rajdhani Mix Chart specifically shows the results of a sequence of numbers over different periods.
TrustArc Webinar - 2024 Global Privacy SurveyTrustArc
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In the fifth annual Global Privacy Benchmarks Survey, we asked over 1,800 global privacy professionals and business executives to share their perspectives on the current state of privacy inside and outside of their organizations. This year’s report focused on emerging areas of importance for privacy and compliance professionals, including considerations and implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, building brand trust, and different approaches for achieving higher privacy competence scores.
See how organizational priorities and strategic approaches to data security and privacy are evolving around the globe.
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The introduction of DLAU and the CCB & CCX licensing model caused quite a stir in the HCL community. As a Notes and Domino customer, you may have faced challenges with unexpected user counts and license costs. You probably have questions on how this new licensing approach works and how to benefit from it. Most importantly, you likely have budget constraints and want to save money where possible. Don’t worry, we can help with all of this!
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Join HCL Ambassador Marc Thomas in this webinar with a special guest appearance from Franz Walder. It will give you the tools and know-how to stay on top of what is going on with Domino licensing. You will be able lower your cost through an optimized configuration and keep it low going forward.
These topics will be covered
- Reducing license cost by finding and fixing misconfigurations and superfluous accounts
- How do CCB and CCX licenses really work?
- Understanding the DLAU tool and how to best utilize it
- Tips for common problem areas, like team mailboxes, functional/test users, etc
- Practical examples and best practices to implement right away
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2. DrupalCamp Finland 2015, 19.11.2015
Congratulations on the Drupal 8 release :)
3. Content Management
"Content Management is easy, just click the edit
button”
"Content Management is bulk volume business”
"Content Management is complex and
challenging”
Content Management is all these things and
more!
6. This means over "70%" of the web does NOT
use WordPress, Drupal or Joomla!
7. There's a whole lot more
out there
Java Remains big, JavaScript may be sane
soon, but for PHP…
Symfony can be your US Dollar in the LAMPCMS
world;Auniversally accepted currency
CMSes offloading low level things to tried
components (Symfony and other)
8. A few CMSes using
Symfony Components
Bolt CMS
Concrete 5
Drupal
Grav
eZ Platform
Joomla!
PageKit
Sulu CMF
Typo3
10. The Symfony Class
Loader Component
Loads your project classes automatically if you
follow standard PHP conventions.
Concrete 5
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
https://github.com/symfony/class-loader
11. The Symfony Console
Component
The Console component eases the creation of
beautiful and testable command line interfaces.
Grav
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
https://github.com/symfony/console
12. The Symfony Debug
Component
Provides tools to ease debugging PHP code.
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
PageKit
https://github.com/symfony/Debug
13. The Symfony Event
Dispatcher Component
Implements the Mediator pattern in a simple and
effective way to make projects truly extensible.
Grav
Concrete 5
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
https://github.com/symfony/event-dispatcher
14. The Symfony Form
Component
Provides tools to easy creating, processing and
reusing HTMLforms.
Bolt CMS
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
https://github.com/symfony/Form
15. The Symfony HttpKernel
Component
Provides the building blocks to create flexible
and fast HTTP-based frameworks.
Concrete 5
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
https://github.com/symfony/http-kernel
16. The Symfony and CMF
Routing Components
Maps an HTTP request to a set of configuration
variables and provide dynamic routing for
content.
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
PageKit
https://github.com/symfony/Routing
17. The Symfony VarDumper
Component
Provides mechanisms for walking through any
arbitrary PHP variable.
Grav
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
PageKit
https://github.com/symfony/var-dumper
18. The Symfony YAML
component
Loads and dumps YAML configuration files.
Grav
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
Joomla!
https://github.com/symfony/Yaml/
19. The Twig Templating
Engine
Twig is an extensible, flexible, fast, and secure template
engine.
Grav
Bolt CMS
Drupal 8
eZ Platform
Sulu CMF
PageKit
https://github.com/fabpot/Twig
(Twig is not Symfony)
21. What does that leave for
Drupal?
Drupal 8 is a framework with a coupled data
model and form implementation
It's truly unique in one way: the people around it
5/5 community with mentoring
22. What does that leave for
Drupal?
Keep up the good work around Drupal, but
share more with others
Why?Afew examples.