Launching a Next-Drupal site on the Pantheon Platform

In November of 2021, Chapter Three unveiled Next-Drupal to the world as a new way for creating front ends for the Drupal CMS. Interest in this innovative decoupled solution has continually increased amid a growing headless market, the question of the best way to host a decoupled website is still evolving.
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John

A Redesign in Support of Children's Health

The California Children's Hospital Association (CCHA) is a membership organization that champions children's health, well-being and quality of care in California's children's hospitals. Like many n...
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Mike

2022 Recap

We're back in person! 2022 was a year of innovation and getting back together in person here at Chapter Three. We attended, trained, and spoke at
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Stephanie

Four Ways to Make Drupal Fun Again

How do we make Drupal the cool kid again?  Did you know that about 60% of Drupal sites are still on D7, even with D10 about to be released in December? There’s bee...
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John

How to handle 404 errors in Next.js 13

Next.js 13 uses special files for routing. Example route-name/page.tsx for building UI and route-name/loading.tsx for loading components. For page not found...
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Arshad

The Next.js for Drupal Roadmap at BADCamp

With Next-Drupal, we’re bringing the most popular front-end framework to your decoupled Drupal sites. In this talk, we go over what we are working on to make next-drupal ready for the fut...
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Arshad