Mike and Matt gather a fleet of Lullabots to talk the ins and outs of continuous integration (CI) in 2019.
Tools and Services mentioned in this episode:
...the efficiency gains that you get in day to day development from a finely tuned continuous integration setup outweighs the downsides of downtime, or even maintenance, of something like Jenkins... — Andrew Berry
This Episode's Guests
Andrew Berry
Andrew Berry is a architect and developer who works at the intersection of business and technology.
Sally Young
Senior Technical Architect working across the full-stack and specialising in decoupled architectures. Core JavaScript maintainer for Drupal, as well as leading the JavaScript Modernization Initiative.
James Sansbury
An experienced Drupal developer and architect himself, James manages Lullabot's back-end development team. He lives near Atlanta, GA and enjoys fishing, hiking, and camping.
Mike and Matt invite Layout Initiative lead Tim Plunkett on the podcast to talk everything about Drupal's new Layout Builder, its use-cases, issues, and what's new in Drupal 8.7, and what's coming next!
People want visibility controls like they have in the block system... there are people working on that issue.
Matt and Mike talk with Angie "Webchick" Byron, Gábor Hojtsy, and Nathaniel Catchpole about the next year's release of Drupal 9. We discuss what's new, what (if anything) will break, and what will remain compatible.
Gábor and Angie selfie at DrupalCon Nashville
Mike and Matt gather a random group of Drupalers in Seattle, drag them back to a hotel room, and record a podcast.
Mike and Matt talk to a conglomerate of Lullabots about their DrupalCon sessions on Thursday, April 11th.
This Episode's Guests
Helena McCabe
Helena is a Drupal-loving front-end developer based out of Orlando, Florida who specializes in web accessibility.
Karen Stevenson
Karen is one of Drupal's great pioneers, co-creating the Content Construction Kit (CCK) which has become Field UI, part of Drupal core.
Wes Ruvalcaba
Wes is a designer turned front-end dev with a strong eye for UX.
Putra Bonaccorsi
An expert in content management systems like Drupal, Putra Bonaccorsi creates dynamic, user friendly sites and applications.
Mike Herchel
Front-end Developer, community organizer, Drupal lover, and astronomy enthusiast
Matt Westgate
Matt Westgate is Lullabot's CEO.
April Sides
April Sides is a seasoned Drupal Developer who is passionate about community building.
Sally Young
Senior Technical Architect working across the full-stack and specialising in decoupled architectures. Core JavaScript maintainer for Drupal, as well as leading the JavaScript Modernization Initiative.
Mike and Matt gather the Lullabot team around the campfire to discuss real world data migrations into Drupal, and everything that goes into it.
This Episode's Guests
Karen Stevenson
Karen is one of Drupal's great pioneers, co-creating the Content Construction Kit (CCK) which has become Field UI, part of Drupal core.
Mateu Aguiló Bosch
Loves to be under the sun. Very passionate about programming.
Wes Ruvalcaba
Wes is a designer turned front-end dev with a strong eye for UX.
Putra Bonaccorsi
An expert in content management systems like Drupal, Putra Bonaccorsi creates dynamic, user friendly sites and applications.
Mike and Matt talk with the team that helped implement content strategy on Georgia.gov.
Mike and Matt interview members of the Drupal 8 JavaScript modernization initiative to find out what's going on, and the current status.
Mike and Matt talk with the Drupal Association's Senior Events Manager, Amanda Gonser, about upcoming changes to Drupalcon events.
Mike and Matt are joined by Joe Shindelar from Drupalize.Me and Baddý Breidert one of the organizers of Drupal Europe, a huge conference that's being billed as "A family reunion for the Drupal community."
Drupal Europe is put on by a huge group of community volunteers in collaboration with the German Drupal Association.
Mike and Matt are joined by Lullabot John Hannah to talk with the creator of GatsbyJS
Mike and Matt talk with Angie "Webchick" Byron on what she's been up to, various Drupal initiatives, and what Drupal needs to do to succeed.
Matt & Mike are joined by Pantheon co-founder and CTO David Strauss, Pantheon co-founder and Head of Product Josh Koenig, as well as Lullabot's own performance expert Nate Lampton to talk everything performance. Topics include front-end performance, server-side PHP, CDNs, caching, and more.
Matt and Mike sit down with fellow Lullabots Joe Shindelar and Chris Albrecht to talk about DrupalCon Dublin. We talk about our favorite sessions, bofs, social events, and attempt to answer the question, "Is DrupalCon a vacation?".
Photo by Josef Dabernig of Amazee Labs shared under the Creative Commons license Matt and Mike sit down with Taco Potze and Mieszko Czyzyk, as well as Lullabot Director of Technology, Karen Stevenson, to talk about the new Open Social Drupal distribution. We talk about the new features of Open Social, as well as the business model, developing in Drupal 8, and the pros and cons of distributions in general.
Did you know that Lullabot does a significant amount of non-Drupal work? Matt and Mike sit down with several Lullabots who are working on non-Drupal projects including Node, Swift, and React. We talk pros and cons of working in various languages, how they compare with Drupal and PHP.
Matt and Mike are joined by Andrew Berry, Juampy NR, Mateu Bosch, and Dave Reid to deep dive into Drupal 8 development. We talk best practices, IDE Plugins, tips, tricks and lots more.
Clockwise from top left: Juampy, Dave, Andrew, Matt, Andrew (again), Dave (again), Juampy (again), and Mateu
Andrew Berry’s PHPStorm Plugins (as promised in the podcast)
Note: Some of these are distributed by JetBrains directly, and don’t have links in their PHPStorm info. In general, install plugins from within the preferences instead of downloading them from the web.
Pages
About Drupal Sun
Drupal Sun is an Evolving Web project. It allows you to:
- Do full-text search on all the articles in Drupal Planet (thanks to Apache Solr)
- Facet based on tags, author, or feed
- Flip through articles quickly (with j/k or arrow keys) to find what you're interested in
- View the entire article text inline, or in the context of the site where it was created
See the blog post at Evolving Web
