In episode #106 we talk about getting starting with coding in Drupal.

TOPICS

Drupal 8 RC1
NEDCamp Recap
Mentor
IRC
Hooks
IDE
xdebug
devel
Practice Practice Practice
Earth Exchange
Webform Hidden Fields
Views Template
Anatomy of a Module

RESOURCES

Talk and slides: http://nedcamp.org/new-england-drupal-camp-2015/sessions/scaling-cliff-advanced-site-builders-how-begin-coding

MODULE OF THE WEEK

Workbench - https://www.drupal.org/project/workbench

Workbench provides overall improvements for managing content that Drupal does not provide out of the box. Workbench gives us three important solutions:

a unified and simplified user interface for users who ONLY have to work with content. This decreases training and support time.
the ability to control who has access to edit any content based on an organization's structure not the web site structure
a customizable editorial workflow that integrates with the access control feature described above or works independently on its own

These features benefit the end users as well as Drupal Site Administrators and Technical Support.

For Drupal Developers and Site Builders, Workbench provides several additional benefits:

a modular architecture: only install and enable the modules you want
extensibility: we would love to see more integration with other Drupal modules (in fact we have our eyes on Scheduler and Workflow modules and improvements for Asset Management)

HOSTS

Stephen Cross - www.ParallaxInfoTech.com @stephencross
John Picozzi - www.oomphinc.com @johnpicozzi
Nic Laflin - www.nLightened.net @nicxvan

Talking Drupal #106 Learn to Code