| | If you watched the DrupalCon Vienna keynote and wanted to actually try the stuff shown on stage (Canvas, AI workflows, site templates, orchestration, etc.), we just published a working demo you can spin up in seconds. What you get: Template link: Code repo: Still missing some documentation, but you can get help in the #drupalforge Slack channel. If you try it out, would love feedback — bugs, gotchas, missing pieces, suggestions. [link] [comments] |
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- The DriesNote Vienna 2025 demo for Drupal 11 is now live on DrupalForge — free to launch + explore
The DriesNote Vienna 2025 demo for Drupal 11 is now live on DrupalForge — free to launch + explore
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- Cloud Dev Environments: Do you prefer "Disposable" or "Persistent" for testing modules?
Cloud Dev Environments: Do you prefer "Disposable" or "Persistent" for testing modules?
We are huge fans of SimplyTest.me for quick, ephemeral testing. However, we noticed a gap in the ecosystem for when you need a dev environment that lasts longer than a few hours but doesn't require a full local Docker setup.
With Drupal Forge, we’ve built a system based on DevPanel that allows environments to auto-pause rather than being deleted after 6 hours, allowing you to "un-pause" and pick up where you left off later.
My question for the devs here: Do you find yourself using Cloud IDEs (like GitPod or our VS Code integration) for actual collaborative coding? Or do you strictly use these tools for quick demos?
We are trying to decide if we should double down on features like "Real-time Collaboration/Parallel Programming" or focus more on simple template hosting.
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