Modern applications are expected to be equipped with powerful search engines. Drupal provides a core search module that is capable of doing a basic keyword search by querying the database.
With each release of the latest version of Drupal 8 comes the need to update your current Drupal 8 to the latest version. This process is not as straight forward as it sounds. Since current existing Drupal 8 sites could have been installed initially in 3 different scenarios:
If you are like me, you might have already started planning the upgrade to Drupal 8.5, now that the first release candidate is out. It's awesome by the way, among other things, thanks to the incredible work done with layout builder.
Drupal 8.4 is stable! With 8.3 coming to end of life, it's important to update your projects to the latest and greatest. This blog will guide you through upgrading from Drupal core 8.3 to 8.4 while avoiding those nasty and confusing composer dependency errors.
Recently, a client of mine asked me to add a PayPal button to his website. He wanted to add a sign up form for a Trial Membership along with a PayPal button to make a small payment.
I have really enjoyed how much easier it is to make Drupal 8 performant compared to its predecessors. When I first started working with Drupal 8 performance, I was surprised how few of the tips and tricks I used from Drupal 7
Many people researching Drupal Commerce 2.x for Drupal 8 (or the upcoming Drupal 9) are likely wanting to either remove the extra ecommerce shopping carts or allow checkout for multiple carts