Drupal development

While working at different Drupal projects at Propeople we often have the task to display the same content on the site in different formats - without custom templates or using views. The simplest solution is view modes. What is View Modes? View modes are named ways of displaying entities.

June 20, 2013 Yuriy Gerasimov Senior Drupal Developer Lately, here at Propeople Drupal Agency, we have been facing exotic situations when tests pass using UI but fail when drupal.org testbot runs them. The main difference is that testbot runs tests using the core/run-tests.sh script (drupal 8).

In most of the cases, there are several developers working at the same project, each of the have its own manner of writing the code, but anyway at the end, the code must be simple, testable and reliable.

Over the time, Propeople Drupal Digital Agency has delivered hundreds of high quality web solutions to some of the coolest companies out there we are proud to have as our clients.

two nice examples on how to add entity fields to a form in Drupal 7

A presentation on how Phing helps you to have a much smoother process of site deployment and module testing.

On October 13, Propeople attended Lviv Euro DrupalCamp 2013, and there are tons of impressions we're willing to share.This was the second edition of Lviv Euro DrupalCamp. It becomes a tradition for Propeople to attend this event and there are more than one reasons why we all love it so much.

On November 2-3, 2013, Drupal Association Romania organized the fourth Romanian DrupalCamp in the beautiful city of Tirgu Mures. Over 150 participants from Romania, Moldova, Great Britain, Hungary, and Belgium attended the event. A total of 15 sessions were held during the event, 5 of them presented by Propeople Drupal Agency speakers:

Propeople was among the Gold Sponsors at this year's BADCamp that took place in the beautiful surroundings of UC Berkeley. Aside from sponsoring the BADCamp and the Higher-Ed Summit we shared our expertise in several BOFs, lightning talks while also hosting two of the sessions.

It is a very common usecase to display a list of nodes on a page, and one or more blocks that give you the ability to filter by tags or categories. You might encounter such a use case on a "blog posts" or "event list" page. And it would be nice if the filtering wouldn't require a full page reload, but rather just inquire the server for new information, and update the list of content via AJAX.

Node forms can be big. With field collections, reference fields, tags, taxonomies, location fields, and others, node forms can actually be really big. This can make an editor's experience so frustrating that it's a surprise she doesn't have a heart attack when she sees how much data she needs to enter in order to save the form.Sound familiar? Well, in this article we will share some tips and tricks that we use to simplify editors' lives and to make the Drupal editing experience more user-friendly.