Drupal 9

Git hooks facilitates some scripts or commands that you can run before or after any git commands. For example, you can set to lint, validate your code using phpcs before every commit or push.

Drush is a CLI tool that makes managing a Drupal site a very easy task. Here are some essential Drush commands that will help you while developing or debugging.

Drush is the CLI tool for managing Drupal projects. Drush alias works by using this username and domain/ip address combination to login to the server and execute the command and then return back to your command line.

All you have to do is intercept every request, check if it is authenticated user and if not redirect to login page. There is an Event that is fired on every request, we need to subscribe to that event.

This website https://abh.ai has been hosted on almost all of the major players in the cloud hosting business. I started out with Scaleway around 7 years ago when they were providing these small ARM options with 20GB SSD. It was the cheapest solution back then costing less than 5€. But that doesn't mean it wasn't a good solution. It was excellent! It was fast and reliable. But because it was ARM and at the time a 32-bit processor, many things like docker could not be properly installed. This is why I decided to look for alternatives, which eventually brought me back to Scaleway!

An API first distribution and a responsive Angular Single Page App using Angular material. Acephalous provides an Angular front-end and an API first Drupal back-end. Routing has been made simpler here by using the same routes from Drupal rather than re-inventing the wheel. Routing takes place in the Routing component in the Angular Single Page App. The purpose of this distribution is to create a fast, secure and small front end application while keeping all the Drupal 8 goodness like SEO, responsive images, routing, multilingual, easy content authoring, views. Basically Drupal acts like an smart content source and a JavaScript framework renders it.

Upgrading a Drupal 8 site to Drupal 9. Follow the blog written by Dries on Drupal.org: https://www.drupal.org/docs/upgrading-drupal/upgrading-from-drupal-8-to-drupal-9-or-higher to easily upgrade.