How to Rebuild Your Database Registry
Apparently I am lucky, having gone through years of Drupal development without encountering a corrupted database registry. If you encounter a “Failed opening required … “ error then it is possible ...
How to Host Drupal 8 on DigitalOcean
These are instructions on how to setup DigitalOcean droplet to host your personal website. DigitalOcean is a very affordable cloud hosting for developers (starting from $5 for a very simple droplet 512MB Memory / 1 CPU and 20GB disk).
How to use Cache API in Drupal
This is a very simple tutorial that could help you with the performance of your custom modules. I will show you how to use Cache API in Drupal 8 and Drupal 7.
New Orleans, Poofies & an at Home Movie Theater Experience
Greetings and salutations, fellow Drupalers. Tis that time of the week in which we at Chapter Three share and speak of our latest internet discoveries.
Time’s a’ tickin' for DrupalC...
More Drupal 8 Sites in the Wild
Its been a big week for Drupal 8 here at Chapter Three.
A Better Way to Administrate Drupal - Part 2
As with many community-centric projects involving multiple parties, it is always difficult to juggle free time between teammates. Torn between client-centric activities and community-focused endeavors, we finally found a way to make bring all interested parties together. A group of us are all actively involved and eager to make waves in the Drupal administration game.
How to create Custom RESTful API in Drupal 8
This is a very simple module that demonstrates implementation of a custom RESTful API in Drupal 8. Creating your own API with Drupal 8 has become a routine task that doesn't require a lot of work. However there are a lot of things I am not covering in this blog post, such as user login and user registration etc...
Javascript Testing Comes to Drupal 8
With the arrival of Drupal 8.1.0 finally you can test javascript interactions on Drupal.org. This is culmination of years of work by many developers to improve the testing API and infrastructure. W...
Origin Pull CDN in Drupal 8
Origin pull CDN is a type of CDN where you don't have to upload files to the CDN server instead CDN does it for you. You only rewrite URLs to point to the CDN. When asked for a specific file, the CDN will first go to the original server, pull the file, cache and serve it