Web development on fire? Smoke testing a Drupal Website
Documenting code 10 years ago was always something that I wanted to do, but, let's face it: clients didn't give a damn, so unless you did it for free, it rarely happened.
Documenting code 10 years ago was always something that I wanted to do, but, let's face it: clients didn't give a damn, so unless you did it for free, it rarely happened.
Drupal has a particular way of doing things, which is sometimes not to the taste of everybody. This can lead to a misplaced feeling that it is weird or difficult. However, the Drupal way comes from years of developed good practice, and is backed by tens of thousands of developers' knowledge and experience.
At DrupalconLA, I had the opportunity to go to an Open Front End Forum, wherein people chatted about the state of the front end.
In yesterday's installment of this series we looked at adding some wow factor through the aesthetics of a project. Today's we'll look at: Creating Wow - Service
Often when asked to add a search function to a Drupal website using Apache Solr, many developers/site builders are of the belief that this is some kind of very-hard-to-master black art. They could not be more wrong.
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