Issue 284 - April, 6th 2017
From Our Sponsor
Best Practice Site Architecture in Drupal 8 [On-Demand Webinar]
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Community
Working Through the Concerns of Our Community
A joint statement from project lead Dries Buytaert and Megan Sanicki, Drupal Association Executive Director about the Larry Garfield situation.
Drupal, I’m Taking Sides
A thoughtful and encouraging piece by Jeffrey A. "jam" McGuire.
Stay for Community
Campbell Vertesi of DrupalCon prenote awesomeness has something to say about the Drupal community.
Articles
Why Is the Drupal Bootstrap Theme So Successful
Low Friction Continuous Delivery: Go from 0 to 1 with Drupal and Acquia
Implement a continuous integration workflow for your Drupal application on Acquia Cloud to: reduce the scope and risk of each release, provide features to your customers sooner and get feedback on these new features soon after being developed. Deploy your code to production with confidence. Register for this Tech Talk to learn more!
Tutorials
Allowing Editors to Choose the Image Style in Drupal 8 Image Fields
Password Policies and Drupal
Get Drupal Certified for 30% Off
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Token and Chained Entities on Drupal 8
Twig Concepts in Drupal 8 Themes - Part I
Projects
Add a Table of Contents to Drupal Pages
A module that turns headings into a table of contents for your Drupal nodes.
