Fellow Drupal developers using Lando!

Built LSafe with AI assistance to automate database backups in Lando workflows. Less about "rebuild destroys data" (it usually doesn't) and more about general backup safety.

What LSafe does:

- Auto-backup before lando destroy (actually destructive)

- Safety net for database imports/exports

- Backup before lando poweroff and lando restart

- Protection against typing the wrong command

- Automated backup age monitoring and cleanup

Built after our MySQL corruption incident - wanted better backup workflows overall. There are different approaches (Vortex has a cool countdown feature), this is the "backup first" approach.

For Lando users who want:

- Automated safety for truly destructive operations

- Easy lsafe restore for emergencies

- Zero-config backup management

- "Better safe than sorry" development workflow

One-line install:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Apotheosis-Tech/lsafe/main/install.sh | bash

Usage: lsafe destroy instead of lando destroy for safe operations.

Being transparent: This is human vision + AI implementation. Turned out way better than I could've built solo.

GitHub: https://github.com/Apotheosis-Tech/lsafe

Thoughts on backup automation in development workflows?

My Drupal agency has recently been shifting to more Agentic focused work. We have some legacy Drupal clients that need assistance from time to time and we are looking for someone to help with it. We don’t have a high budget for this sort of work. This is not a get rich gig. More of a I have some extra spending cash this week sort of gig.

Our clients are all on D10 and have small changes to their sites periodically. Nothing complex, yet. This could lead to more work as things progress with AI.

I want to learn theming, structure and how Drupal works in general.
I know the basics and some intermediate concepts.

I fail to understand twig and how to make good design with it.
fail to understand how Drupal interacts with regions and how to customize them to my needs.

I tried distributions but I find them frustrating.
Backend part makes perfect sense and I fell comfortable with it.

I am open to learn more about drupal theming and frontend development.
I thank in advance to the suggestion.