Acquia Developer Portal Blog: Image Optimization in Acquia Cloud
Optimizing the images on your website is crucial for performance, and in turn, User Experience, SEO, and more generally, the success of your site. The good news is that the Acquia Cloud Platform has built-in capabilities to help your site serve great-looking images that load quickly.
Let's break down the steps needed to put these capabilities to use:
- Use the Built-in Utilities
Acquia Developer Portal Blog: Image Optimization: The Oft-Forgotten (But Crucial) Performance Step
When we think about how to make a Drupal website load faster, we often focus on how to make Drupal render the pages faster: optimizing queries, caching entities, and so on. But out of the box Drupal has several layers of caching enabled by default, and many popular Drupal hosts have additional systems in place like memcached and Varnish to further enhance the overall page load. In practice, the load of the page itself is often a small fraction of the overall time and data needed for a visitor to view a page.
Chapter Three: How Design Systems Evolve
The Drop Times: Leadership and Learning: Krishnan Narayanan on Building a Culture of Innovation
Lullabot: Lullabot Podcast: Forming Forms—Designing Content Authoring Experiences
We sit down with Greg Dunlap, Lullabot's Director of Strategy, who not only shares his latest endeavor on Kickstarter but also discusses with us the art and science behind "Designing Content Authoring Experiences."
As we learn about content creation and management, Greg provides unique insights and practical advice, drawing from his extensive experience in the field. (He's been doing Drupal for almost 18 years!)
Also, we learn what Drupal is doing right (and wrong) when it comes to content authoring experiences.
The Drop Times: Enhancing Digital Accessibility: The Accessible Tableau Integration Module
Droptica: 11 Best University Websites on Drupal. Features Overview
What do the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge, and Princeton University have in common? The answer is simple - Drupal. The most well-known and respected universities have chosen this CMS to manage their websites. Drupal's scalability, customizability, and interoperability are just some of the arguments that often stand behind its choice. I’ve collected examples of top university websites to look at their features and design.
LN Webworks: Why Drupal Is A Leading Best CMS In 2024: Five Reasons
Drupal is a popular CMS platform used by over a million users worldwide to build websites. It's free and doesn't lock users into a specific company, making it suitable for organizations of all sizes.
With a vast amount of community-contributed code available at no cost, the implementation of Drupal is affordable for many. Its flexible and robust architecture makes it suitable for both small projects and large-scale enterprise solutions, offering versatility and scalability. And a whole lot of other perks.
Top Five Reasons Why Drupal is the Top Choice as a CMSDoes Drupal stand a chance against many other high-tech CMS in the market?
And most importantly, is it a good idea to opt for Drupal?
Well, there is only one simple answer to these many other questions - YES!
And here are the 5 big reasons that keep Drupal a leading CMS even in 2024.
Third & Grove: Third and Grove Earns Acquia Top Partner of the Year Award for 2023
Drupal Core News: Applications sought for Project Update Working Group
Applications are sought for the position of Project Update Working Group member.
Interested parties should create a new issue in the Project Update Working Group issue queue.
Applications are sought for both full and provisional members. Full members must have the ability to opt-in to security coverage for Drupal.org projects (sometimes referred to as the 'Git-vetted' role). Full members of the group must have a record of maintaining core or contributed projects. Please indicate which level of membership you are applying for in the issue.
Applicants must seek two endorsements from other community members. Endorsements must be made on the relevant issue in the Project Update Working Group issue queue.
The initial membership of the working group will be vetted by the Core Committer Team and Security Team. The vetting criteria for membership to the Project Update Working Group is based on an applicant's prior contributions to the Drupal community and their conduct in the community including issue queues, Slack chat, and at Drupal events.
With Drupal 11 fast approaching we hope to have the working group up and running in the coming months.
Applications will close at midnight UTC March 31st 2024.
The Drop Times: DrupalCon Lille 2023: A Personal Account of Adventure, Learning, and Community
Tag1 Consulting: Enhancing Drupal's Layout Builder: Introducing Layout Builder Plus
Drupal’s Layout Builder feature has established a critical content creation and display framework in the four years since its integration into Core. Replacing older, more complex tools like Panels and Display Suite, this integration marked a significant shift towards a more user-friendly, native layout-building experience. Better yet, unlike other JavaScript-based content layout tools, LayoutBuilder retains support for Drupal’s more powerful features like views, accessibility, and multilingual, to name just a few. Despite its robustness, creating an excellent Layout Builder experience for your content editors typically requires several additional community modules. These modules add layout options, style customizations, granular permissions, content preview-ability, and, most importantly, fewer clicks to get the job done! You can see a list of Additional Modules for Layout Builder on Drupal.org. Knowing which ones to choose and how best to configure them is a challenge of its own. To help solve some of these friction-ridden experiences, Tag1 would like to formally introduce its new Layout Builder Plus Module, which dramatically helps improve Drupal’s content editor experience out of the box! ## Layout Builder Plus by Tag1 ![Animated image walking through various features of the Layout Builder Plus module. It...
Read more Mariano Wed, 02/28/2024 - 06:27CKEditor: Drupal and CKEditor: a history of advanced content editing | CKEditor
Ever wondered how Drupal got its rich text editor? For 10+ years, Drupal & CKEditor have worked together to deliver world-class content editing for Drupal users. But the story of this open source collaboration goes back to the early days of Drupal.
Learn the full history of the CKEditor-Drupal integration.
The Drop Times: An Amalgamation of Open Source Benefits and Proprietary Luxury!
Horizontal Digital Blog: How to Migrate from Video Embed WYSIWYG to Drupal Core Media
Specbee: How to integrate SSO with Drupal using SAML
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