General discussion

I feel like Initiatives (core and commu) are not representative of what people think/want/wish about Drupal as a tool.

I would like to know if report or statistics exist about user expectations. 

As a developer, I'm willing to create new and/or contribute to existing modules but I would like to know what people really want first.

I am trying to make a view that displays my children content sorted by quantity of usage inside parents content.

The basic structure is simple :

a content type "Parent", with a field "Children" that can handle some Entity referenced content type "Child".

I need to be able to view, for instance ;

- Green child        0
- Red child        2
- Blue child        30

blue child is currently referenced 30 times inside parents, red is 2 time.
green has not been setted to any parent already.

- How to proceed to build such a view ?

Hey Guys,

As you know, Drupal is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) written in PHP. It is used as a back-end system for many different websites, including news sites, personal blogs, corporate websites, and government sites. It is also a popular choice for developers who want to create websites with complex content structures, powerful user management features, and robust security. As I'm new to this platform, I have some questions about how to work on this. Could you please help me out with this?

About a month ago I created a Drupal 9 instance using DDEV. It was fast and easy! I Spent about 08 Hours over several user session on my Linux Laptop customizing my content types and views.

Last week I upgraded my Pop! OS (Ubuntu-like) laptop, and had to re-install ddev after the upgrade. When I went back into my local directory and ran ddev start... I was greeted with a clean Drupal 9 installation screen. All of my configuration and content seems to be gone?

Dear Team,

Can you please suggest which one is the best CI/CD or release management tool for Drupal project, which can be used with Github.

I have some names like Travis CI, Jenkins, Docker etc, and currently we are using git-lab's default CD/CD feature and will move to git-hub with Drupal Application.

Which tool will be best fit for me? you can suggest any other name also.

Hi all,

Do folks have specific strategies for dealing lots of different websites?  If you where looking after lots of websites which needed the usual security updates running how would you go about it?  What would your workflow be?

This is quite a broad question and to do with where I work.  Although its not directly Drupal related, I think that Drupal users probably have the most experience that I know of that I ask,

Thanks for any subsequent posts,

Mark.