How to run Drupal’s PHPUnit tests in Lando
Setting up Lando and Drupal to run PHPUnit tests can be tricky. This post attempts to break it down and provides a guide to getting set up.
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COVID-19 and our transition to remote working
As of today we have completed our transition to 100% remote in response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
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Sharing Drupal code between UK Councils
Most UK Councils have very similar requirements for website publishing systems, so we are delighted to be involved in active and open collaboration between councils to share code and knowledge towards a shared Drupal publishing platform.
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Our review of 2019
2020 used to feel like the future, right? Robots doing all the work while we kick back and relax, world peace, jetpacks, oh hang on…
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Attending dotCSS and dotJS conferences 2019
In December 2019 I attended the DotCSS and DotJS conferences in Paris. Here are some quick notes and opinions on the conference for people who might be interested in attending future events.
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Writing Accessible Content: Part 2
Clear and useful guidelines for writing accessible content, focusing on images and alt text.
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Writing Accessible Content: Part 1
Part 1 of a series covering accessibility from a content writer's perspective. Part 1 focuses on understanding how people access the web, readability, headings and links.
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Top 10 reasons to use Drupal 8 now
Drupal 8 is in a great place for new projects, and future upgrades will be far less involved. Moving from Drupal 7 or another CMS to Drupal 8 may feel like a big step, but it is an investment that will pay you and your organisation back, both in the short term and for many years to come.
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Web accessibility
A brief introduction to web accessibility and the new legislation for public sector bodies. It's more exciting than you think.
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New website, new technologies
Our new website uses a lot of interesting new technology. It is built using the JAMstack methodology (JavaScript, APIs, Markup) which means that Drupal is used for content management, Drupal then serves this content using JSON API (now in Drupal core) and this API is consumed by Gridsome to build the front end.
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Drupal with Varnish caching and HTTPS using Nginx and Let's Encrypt
Varnish is great at serving pages to anonymous users at high speed but it doesn't speak HTTPS so if you want to use Varnish and provide your site over HTTPS then you need to use something to do HTTPS and proxy the traffic to Varnish.
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My work experience at Agile Collective
I spent one week at Agile Collective learning the fundamentals of building a website with Drupal and have been given a great introduction to the world of web development.
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Supporting Drupal Websites: A Timeline
We have supported more and more Drupal websites over time and have learned a lot while doing so
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One week with the Agile Collective team
Spending the last week at work experience at Agile Collective has given us the insight on how agile development works when implementing websites.
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My Drupal 8 apprenticeship (part one)
I started my apprenticeship 2 months ago with no knowledge of Drupal, co-ops or agile development methodologies.
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Work experience at Agile Collective
"Only one year ago I didn’t really enjoy programming. Now I’m considering going into Computer Science for my future career." Toni reports on her fortnight of work experience at Agile Collective.
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A week at Agile Collective
I’ve been working at Agile Collective for the past week for my work experience and overall I think it's been great! A major plus is that the office is right next to Atomic Burger...
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Learning Web Development with Agile Collective
Switching careers from teaching English to web development was a daunting prospect at first. My impression used to be that the majority of people working in the sector would have predominantly computer science and mathematics oriented backgrounds, and without a qualification in either, I wasn't confident that my ambition would ever become a reality.
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Design impulse tests
A quick way to start the conversation about visual design.
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Could the next Uber be a platform cooperative?
Could a large platform, like Uber, be owned and controlled by it's members, thus ensuring the profits are distributed equitably, and how can it attract funding?