Insights & Updates
Stay informed with our latest thoughts on technology, business trends, and industry insights. Learn from our experiences and discover new approaches to software development.
What Makes Drupal CMS-Ready?
Drupal is a flexible and scalable enterprise-level CMS, built with a modular, API-first architecture to handle high-traffic websites and complex integrations with other business systems. It offers powerful security features, robust content management with custom workflows, and is supported by a large open-source community, making it a reliable choice for demanding digital projects.
Exploring GitHub Copilot
Modern software development often faces challenges such as complex syntax, repetitive coding tasks, and inefficiencies. GitHub Copilot, developed by GitHub and OpenAI, addresses these issues as an AI-powered pair programmer. Its primary purpose is to accelerate development, improve code quality, and reduce repetitive work, allowing developers to focus on higher-level problem-solving.
Understanding Drupal Roles and Permissions
One of the most crucial elements of creating and maintaining a safe and organized Drupal website is managing access control. Roles and permissions are the foundation of Drupal's user management system. They work together to decide who can access, create, modify, or manage certain sections of your website.
We'll explain roles and permissions in this post, along with how they interact and some best practices for handling them efficiently.
Why You Should Keep Drupal Core Updated
Drupal is one of the most powerful and flexible content management systems (CMS) available today. Whether you’re running a small business website, a government portal, or a large enterprise application, keeping Drupal’s core system updated is one of the most important responsibilities you have as a site owner or administrator.
Level Up IRL: Ibo’s Warrior Journey in Drupal
Ibo was vibing in his usual setup—RGB lights on, iced coffee in hand, lo-fi beats on Spotify. His TikTok algorithm was serving him a mix of side hustle hacks, AI tools, and creators flexing their personal websites like they were the new designer drip.
He had just launched his sneaker side hustle (custom kicks that went hard), but his site? Total NPC vibes. Every site builder he tried gave him the same “choose a template and don’t touch anything” energy. His site looked like every other Shopify clone out there. Mid.
Theming with Twig in Drupal 10: A Beginner-Friendly Overview + Step-by-Step Tutorial
One of the most exciting parts of building a Drupal website is theming deciding how your site looks and feels for users. In Drupal 10, theming is powered by Twig, a flexible and modern template engine that makes it easier to control the design of your site.
This post will walk you through the basics of Twig in Drupal 10, and then we’ll build a quick example together.
OOP in PHP: Best Practices
OOP in PHP has matured significantly since PHP 5 introduced full-fledged OOP support. With PHP 8+ providing typed properties, union types, and attributes, developers can now develop cleaner, more maintainable, and scalable codebases. Yet, to leverage OOP to the fullest, it is critical to use best practices that make your code more readable, cut technical debt, and future-proof your projects.
Theming vs. Site Building in Drupal 10: What’s the Difference?
If you’re new to Drupal 10, you may have heard terms like theming and site building. They often come up in conversations about creating a Drupal site, but it’s not always clear what each one means or how they work together. In reality, both are essential parts of building a Drupal project but they focus on very different things.
Let’s break them down in simple terms.
Git Basics: Cloning, Committing, Pushing
Mastering the essentials of cloning, committing, and pushing in Git is more than a technical exercise—it is the foundation of efficient collaboration, project stability, and scalable growth. By combining disciplined workflows with modern tools like CI/CD systems and Pull Requests, teams can achieve both agility and quality assurance. Ultimately, Git empowers individuals and organizations alike to transform ideas into resilient, well-managed projects that thrive in dynamic environments.