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Resource
- https://www.drupal.org/home
- Advertising sustains the DA. Set up a local development Drupal site on the latest Ubuntu LTS version and more
- How to Install Drupal on Ubuntu 20.04
- How to Install Drupal CMS with Apache on Debian 12
- Youtube
- Drupal 8 Beginner Tutorials - the BEST Drupal videos 63 short videos
- A Complete Guide on Drupal 9 Site Building | Drupal Basics | Step By Step Guide one long video from SJ Innovation
- LinkedIn. Build Your Drupal Skills. Drupal 9. Updated Oct 2021. OSTraining. Acquia has stopped support for Dev Desktop on June 30, 2021.
- Training 1: Introduction & Admin
- Training 2: Content and Fields
- Training 3: Taxonomy, Media and Modules
- Training 4: Users and Themes
- Training 5: Layout
- Training 6: Finish the Design
Websites by drupal
- How Do I Know If My Website is Drupal?
- 5 Ways to Tell if a Site is Built in Drupal
- Search "sites" in the source code. The most reliable ways to show if a site is using Drupal is to check the source code. In the source code, check to see if important files are being loaded from the /sites/ folder.
- Search "drupal" in the source code
DDEV and PHP
- DDEV is an open-source tool that makes it simple to set up local PHP development environments within minutes. It’s often used for Drupal development, and it has built-in support for Drush, the command-line utility and scripting interface for Drupal.
- https://www.drupal.org/ddev. DDEV builds the DDEV-Local tool, which helps PHP developers remove the complexity of local containerized development across operating systems and hosting providers.
- The software support Mac, Windows, Linux and Cloud.
- Other than Drupal, it also supports other CMS and PHP frameworks such as WordPress, BackDrop, TYPO3, Magento, et al. CMS Quickstarts
- Gitpod for cloud deployment
- https://github.com/ddev/ddev
- DDEV and Drush
- Drush commands in DDEV: ddev exec drush --version
- Drush Use with DDEV: drush site:set
- Environment Variables in DDEV: you can set an environment variable in your .ddev/config.yaml
- Performance Improvements
- DDEV and Composer
- DDEV has built-in Composer commands
- Commands: DDEV provides the ddev composer and ddev composer create commands. These run Composer inside the container.
Composer
- Composer is a dependency manager for PHP. Drupal core uses Composer to manage core dependencies like Symfony components and Guzzle.
- PHP has to be installed. Use php -v to check your PHP version.
- Using Composer with Drupal
- You can use Composer to download and install Drupal core, as well as contributed modules, themes, and their third-party dependencies.
- Composer can also be used to update Drupal and its dependencies.
- List of composer commands
- composer install: This command reads the composer.json file from the current directory, resolves the dependencies, and installs them into the vendor directory.
- composer require: This command adds new packages to the composer.json file and installs them. For example, composer require drush/drush will install drush. We can use a similar command to install drupal.
- composer update: This command updates the dependencies to their latest versions according to the composer.json file.
- composer remove: This command removes packages from the composer.json file and reupdates the dependencies.
- composer list: list all commands
- composer self-update.
Drush
- Drush, also known as the Drupal Shell, is a command-line utility and scripting interface for Drupal. It’s widely used in Drupal development and system administration. It’s recommended to use composer to install Drush inside your project.
- Speeds up tasks: Drush can speed up installing, developing, debugging, and maintaining Drupal sites.
- Generates boilerplate code: It’s capable of generating boilerplate code for custom developments.
- Command-line interface: Rather than clicking through the admin interface to achieve something, you simply type in one command.
- It’s recommended to use composer to install Drush inside your project. Local dev tools such as DDEV or Lando provide aliases to run Drush without path and from any directory.
- Some drush commands
# Commands list drush # Help about a command drush help cache:clear # Help about a more detailed topic drush topic [topic] # Empty cache (The most used command) drush cache:rebuild # The same with an alias drush cr
Install by Docker
- Installing Drupal with Docker Compose on Debian 10
- How to Install Drupal with Docker on Ubuntu 22.04
- How To Develop a Drupal 9 Website on Your Local Machine Using Docker and DDEV 2020/8. Installation looks fine but I got a message '400 Bad Request The plain HTTP request was sent to HTTPS port' after I try to sign in. In fact, the operations still work. If I manually changed the URL from "http" to "https", it'll show the new results.
ddev list ┌────────┬─────────┬──────────┬──────────────────────────┬─────────┐ │ NAME │ STATUS │ LOCATION │ URL │ TYPE │ ├────────┼─────────┼──────────┼──────────────────────────┼─────────┤ │ d9test │ OK │ ~/d9test │ https://d9test.ddev.site │ drupal9 │ ├────────┼─────────┼──────────┼──────────────────────────┼─────────┤ │ Router │ healthy │ ~/.ddev │ http://127.0.0.1:10999 │ traefik │ └────────┴─────────┴──────────┴──────────────────────────┴─────────┘
- Bitnami package for Drupal. The username/password is user/bitnami. It worked.
Videos (youtube: ddev drupal)