This Web Dev Rev session had only a few notes, including Drupal 9's CKEditor 5 upgrade path, designing accessible focus indicators, and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video from DrupalSouth on Drupal 10 and beyond. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This Web Dev Rev session had notes including more thoughts on good Drupal leadership, Safari shipping support for the ":has()" selector, a roundup of web research, and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video on CSS cascade layers by Una Kravets. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This Web Dev Rev session had notes including thoughts on good Drupal leadership, testing your site, lots of Advent calendars, and more. We ended by recommending people watch "Visual Styling vs. Semantic Meaning" from HTMHell. Click through to read the whole blog post...
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This Web Dev Rev session had notes including the design and philosophy of Drupal's new front end theme, how to become a Drupal developer, the new PHP Foundation, and more. We ended by recommending people watch "The State of the Web" from An Event Apart Spring Summit 2021. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This Web Dev Rev session had notes including a countdown of things to do in preparation for Drupal 8's end of life, weird browsers, the challenges of decentralized organizations, and more. We ended by recommending people watch the "Driesnote" video from DrupalCon Europe 2021. Click through to read the whole blog post...
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This Web Dev Rev session had notes including renaming Acquia's Drupal certifications, modern research on line length on the web, CSS going hog wild, and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video on the history of semantics and the web. Click through to read the whole blog post...
This Web Dev Rev session had notes including adding CKEditor 5 to Drupal core, the W3C's new design system, why check marks aren't always "OK", and more. We ended by recommending people watch a video on the history of semantics and the web. Click through to read the whole blog post...