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This document discusses headless Drupal architecture. Headless Drupal uses a decoupled architecture where the content management system (Drupal) is separated from the front-end interface. This allows Drupal to provide content via APIs to various front-end clients like mobile apps, websites built with JavaScript frameworks, and smart devices. Implementing headless Drupal involves setting up APIs in Drupal and using a front-end framework like Angular or Node.js to consume the API data and build interfaces. Popular sites using this architecture include The Tonight Show and Weather.com. Benefits include easier development and maintenance, scalability, and the ability to work with different frontend teams.
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[HKDUG] #20151017 - BarCamp 2015 - Drupal 8 is Coming! Are You Ready?
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Drupal 8 and iOS - an Open Source App
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From Drupal 7 to Drupal 8 - Drupal Intensive Course Overview
From Drupal 7 to Drupal 8
A Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 course Intensive Overview
Treated arguments
Project characteristics
Main uses and users
Strength points
Community Documentation
Site Building Guide
Drupal 7 Focus
Implementation Workflow
Technology Stack, Core and Files Structure
Clean URLs & Aliases
Hooks
Themes
Blocks & Regions
Nodes
Taxonomy
Fields
Download & Extend (main useful modules)
Views Module
Menu System
Quality Assurance & Coding Standards
Multisite
Advanced Development Tools and Workflows
Git operational workflow
Continuous Integration, with Features Module
Drupal 8 Focus
Files Layout and Structures
Core concepts: “Proudly Invented Elsewhere”
New features and enhancements
WYSIWYG Editor
Quick Edit - In-place Editing
Refreshed Admin Theme
Draft Support in Core
Mobile First
Mobile-friendly Toolbar
Responsive-ize ALL Things (Themes, Images, Tables...)
Multilingual First & Language Selection Everywhere
Views in Core
More and Better Blocks
More Field Types
Render arrays
Front-end Developer Improvements
HTML5
Improved Accessibility
New Theme System: Twig
Back-end Developer Improvements
Symfony based Routing System
Configuration Management System & Configuration Sync Workflow
Content Deployment
Entities Everywhere, Configuration and Content Entities
Web Services
Improved Caching & Big Pipe
Building Modules with Drupal 8
Migration Path: Preparing for Drupal 8
Deciding When to Upgrade
Using Composer and GIT To create a new Drupal 8 project
How to Migrate Drupal 6 to Drupal 8?
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Top 8 Improvements in Drupal 8
Walks through the top 8 improvements coming to Drupal 8, including videos and code samples to demonstrate "before vs. after."
Given to the @DrupalNS meet up in Bedford, Nova Scotia on July 28, 2014.
Open Source CMS Certification
Drupal is the most widely used CMS that is, easy to use, with high level of scalability. Drupal is Open source and easily integrated with any web platform. The Vskills certification on Drupal focuses on user account registration and maintenance, menu management, RSS-feeds, page layout customization, and system administration, brochure websites, a single- or multi-user blogs, an Internet forum, or a community website providing for user-generated content.
http://www.vskills.in/certification/Certified-Open-Source-CMS-Drupal-Professional
Power your mobile app with Drupal - Melbourne Mobile, July 2013
This document discusses how to power mobile presences with Drupal. It covers responsive design, offline storage, detecting devices and managing multiple sites. Integration with frameworks like PhoneGap and services are also discussed. The document provides an introduction to responsive design themes, offline app caching modules, device detection modules and mobile switching modules. It also lists modules and projects for integrating Drupal with frameworks like PhoneGap, Drupalgap and services modules for REST, JSON, and other APIs.
EdTechJoker Spring 2020 - Lecture 7 Drupal intro
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Applied progressive decoupling weather.com, angular, and drupal
Do you have a JavaScript development team itching to pursue new ideas at a faster rate than the rest of your developers or even Drupal itself can accommodate? How can you best avoid the pitfalls of fully decoupling Drupal and reinventing the many wheels you lose, such as layout management and a seamless administrative experience?
Join Preston So, John Kennedy, and Matt Davis as they discuss the practice behind the theory of progressively decoupled Drupal, an approach that infuses graceful application-like interactivity into your site, without jettisoning the features that make Drupal great on the front end. In this webinar, we’ll also delve into the key motivations for harnessing Drupal’s power as a CMS alongside another powerful framework on the front end via progressive decoupling. Topics covered will include:
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UMD User's Group: DrupalCon 2011, Chicago
Installation profiles allow pre-configured bundles of modules and themes to serve specific purposes like OpenScholar, which lets users collaborate and share content from a single Drupal installation. Features module exports configurable site elements as modules for version control and the Titanium framework builds mobile apps from Drupal content using JavaScript instead of separate native languages. Dries Buytaert outlined strategic directions for Drupal 8 including multi-device publishing and configuration management.
Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 Migration
Migrating a Drupal site from versions 6/7 to 8 requires analysis of the existing site, documentation of the process, and testing a virtual preview before migration. The migration is executed using Drush commands or the Migrate Upgrade module UI, and involves configuring and running individual migrations in dependency order. Potential issues include unsupported modules and field mappings that require changes post-migration. Collaboration with support is recommended for complex sites.
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HeadLess Drupal
- 1. Headless Drupal Architecture by Ujwal Paladugu
- 2. Contents Objective Headless Drupal Implementing Headless Drupal Benefits of Headless Drupal Popular sites using Headless Drupal Manifesto
- 3. Kisok Android (Phone/Tablet/Watch) Desktop Smart TV Apple (iPhone/iPad/Watch) Windows (Phone/Tablet) Objective: One backend 3rd Party Apps
- 4. Headless Drupal Uses headless web architecture Key differences compared to Standard ‘vanilla’ Drupal ➔ Visitor doesn’t see a generated drupal theme (the head); headless ➔ Drupal is only used for backend content management system. ➔ Visitor connects to drupal using frontend JavaScript framework/Mobile App ➔ Decoupled
- 5. Implementing Headless Drupal In order to make headless drupal we need: 1. API/Web Services -- To provide raw data in JSON format (Drupal) 2. JavaScript Framework -- To receive the data 3. Client-Side Theme -- To formats the data (Ex: BootStrap) Popular JavaScript Frameworks: 1. AngularJs 2. Node.js 3. Backbone.js 4. Konckout.js 5. Express.js Drupal Front End Framework User
- 6. Popular Sites using headless drupal The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, uses Node.js and Backbone.js Weather.com is rebuilt with Angular.js Radio France uses Symfony 2 Great Wolf Resorts uses CoffeeScript and the Spine framework EC Red Bull with Angular.js E-commerce (boucheron.com, renttherunway.com etc...)
- 7. Benefits of Headless Drupal 1. Easier to build and maintain 2. Scalable 3. Faster Performance 4. Easier to work with different teams (Team Backend, Team Web Frontend, Team iOS App and Team Android App) 5. More ‘future proof’
- 8. Headless Drupal Manifesto ★ We want Drupal to be the preferred back-end content management system for designers and front-end developers. ★ We believe that Drupal's main strengths lie in the power and flexibility of its back- end; its primary value to users is its ability to architect and display complex content models. ★ We believe that client-side front-end frameworks are the future of the web. ★ It is critically important for Drupal to be services oriented first, not HTML oriented first, or risk becoming irrelevant.
- 10. #HeadlessDrupal Thank You Ujwal Paladugu Lead Developer @LawArmy