I have gutenberg-based websites running with domain module to host multiple URLs. I had a bit of performance issues, and it was difficult to control 10+ domains with current setting, so I have waited for months to update the entire system.
Now that Drupal Canvas is rolled out its official version, I wonder if it is worth the try, or should I wait more.
Together with 11.3 upgrade (currently rolling 11.2.3), I want to put all these website issues behind, and move on. I am not sure how the Drupal Canvas's sub-module ecosystem is forming and how much dependency it still has to legacy ones like paragraph.
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Hi folks, I've contributed a Drupal 11 distribution (install profile with distribution key in *.info.yml). Everything works as expected with that.
Nevertheless, now to install a new Drupal instance with my install profile, I need to create a Composer Drupal project, pull my installation profile and then proceed with the installation, which succeeds my needs.
Instead, I'd like to go for "composer create-project drupal/vikttorius-distribution" which does all the above in one step.
What I'm missing is the procedure for Drupal.org to publish Composer projects under drupal namespace. Something is slipping through my slipping my mind.
IA is telling me to open a support ticket in Infrastructure issue queue, which doesnt sound right to me.
Also I read, but unsure about that, the Drupal Recipe Initiative is related to me topic.
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I’m new to Drupal and just getting started with it. I’ve mostly worked with other CMSs before, so Drupal feels a bit different and powerful at the same time.
I wanted to ask: what are the best things a beginner should focus on first? (modules, theming, configuration, etc.)
Any tips, learning resources, or common mistakes to Avoid would be really helpful.
As I’ve been exploring Drupal more and more, it has dawn on me that “Content Types” do not necessarily have to only be public facing things for a site - articles, posts, videos, etc. It occurred to me that I could manage my organization’s roster of members and students by making each its own content type and building Views to display them.
I would appreciate hearing from some of the experienced site builders here about some of the less conventional Content Types you’ve used.
I’m primarily a Laravel dev with a mix of React and Vue. I’ve been just barely dipped my toe into experimenting with Drupal since a lot of the things I build are really centered around content management.
My question is how much of an uphill battle down the road will it be to integrate very customized fields into the admin UI? I’m thinking things like maps, basic multimedia editing, niche drag-and-drop stuff. If there’s a library or I have the hours to build it out in React this is pretty straightforward in Laravel, but I haven’t found a ton on this in Drupal. I don’t believe in forcing systems to do things that aren’t a good fit, and I’m wondering if I’m trying to fit a square peg in a round hole by looking at Drupal for this kind of thing.
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