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Implementing Webhooks on Drupal for Real-Time Updates
Modern web applications thrive on instant information. Users expect immediate updates, whether it’s a new message, an order status change, or fresh content. This need for speed makes real-time data crucial for great user experiences and smooth business tasks. Traditional methods, like polling, constantly ask a server for updates, which wastes resources and often leads to delays.
Understanding HTML Semantics
HTML Semantics is the practice of using HTML elements that carry meaning and clearly express their role within a page. Instead of merely describing how content looks, semantic elements describe what their content represents. For example, using a <nav> tag to contain navigation links. This article discusses HTML Semantics and how their usage affects the readability of the code.
Understanding MVC Pattern
The Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern is a fundamental architectural design pattern that separates an application into three interconnected components. This separation of concerns promotes organized programming and allows developers to build scalable, maintainable web applications. Understanding MVC is crucial for modern web development, especially when working with frameworks and custom applications.
The Future of AI in Web Development
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the digital landscape at an incredible pace, and web development is one of the fields experiencing the most profound change. What once required long hours of manual coding, design, and testing is now being reshaped by intelligent systems that can automate, predict, and even create. As we look ahead, AI is set to redefine not only how websites are built but also how people experience them.
Drupal’s Support for JSON:API
When it comes to building modern digital experiences, content needs to flow freely across different platforms. A single website is no longer enough. Businesses want their content to appear on mobile apps, smart devices, and other digital touchpoints without having to rewrite it each time. This is where APIs play a huge role, and Drupal makes it easier with its built-in JSON:API support.
Content Workflows in Drupal 10: A Beginner-Friendly Guide
For teams producing a lot of content, Drupal 10’s workflow tools are a game-changer. Instead of guessing what’s ready or worrying about publishing errors, you get a clear process that everyone follows. It’s flexible, easy to set up, and ensures content goes live only when it’s truly ready.
Docker Made Easy: Local Dev Environments Simplified
Docker lets you run your website inside isolated containers that already have everything you need—web server, database, caching, and more. Instead of installing everything directly on your computer, you run these services through Docker, keeping your local machine clean and avoiding those “works on my machine” problems.
CSS Flexbox: Your Complete Handbook for Modern Web Layouts
Building web pages once involved struggling with floats, tricky positioning, and even old HTML tables to place elements, often breaking on different screen sizes and hindering responsive design. CSS Flexbox revolutionized this by offering a powerful, yet simple, method to arrange items in a single row or column. It provides precise control over space distribution, alignment, and order, making modern layouts straightforward. This guide will explore Flexbox fundamentals, alignment techniques, space distribution properties, and advanced applications.
Drupal and Headless CMS: An Overview
Today, people don’t just browse the web on a computer. They use phones, tablets, smart TVs, voice assistants, and even smartwatches. Because of this, businesses need to share their content in many different ways, not just on a website. Traditional content management systems (CMS) are good at running websites, but they can struggle when it comes to delivering content across multiple platforms.
That’s where the idea of a headless CMS comes in, and Drupal is one of the best tools for the job.