Drupal 8.x

Dear all,

as more and more modules are working with drupal8 it is now time to start to migrate some drupal7 sites to drupal8.

I use a multisite installation for drupal7 and would like to continue this for drupal8.

I read a lot on the drupal docu but could not found clear instructions how to update drupal8 using only the console.

For drupal7 I did:

drush @sites up
drush @sites updb

For drupal8 it could be:

I'm interesting in paying for a clone of nextdoor.com in Drupal 8 .

 ( https://nextdoor.com )

First attempt using Panels. Fresh D8.5 install. Panels 8.x-4.3 (latest version) and Panelizer 8.x-4.x modules installed and enabled. Cache flushed. Permissions checked and rebuilt; admin has all applicable permissions. Panels write-up says that it is only a UI now, so use modules that invoke it, of which two are identified: Panelizer and Page Manager. The Panels write-up is worded to give this meaning: use either Panelizer or PM or both. Going with Panels and Panelizer doesn't show anything that I can see (other than in permissions page).

I’m getting a huge warning error that I don’t know how to resolve, referencing views, core and sanitizeColumns() . I'm on Drupal 8.5.4, using PHP 7.1.12

It seems to happen if I 1. edit a content node, 2. go to the page, 3. click 'edit' on the content, or a view on the page (or it's block). When it goes to one of those pages, I see this: 

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in Drupal\views\Plugin\views\style\Table->sanitizeColumns() (line 178 of core/modules/views/src/Plugin/views/style/Table.php).

Hello, everyone.
Who used module "Drupal 8 upgrade evaluation" for estimate migration from Drupal 6 to Drupal 8 or Drupal 7 to Drupal 8. This module is very easy to use. You just need to generate a JSON file and make an estimate of the migration of your resource at https://golems.top/estimate. 

Hi, 

As with all tech sites, there's never any context given, the site just jumps into details of how to install etc.

First I need to know what Drupal offers in terms of the features I need from a CMS, and I'd like to see some beautiful web pages which have used Drupal.

I run an online art gallery (artfuly.com) with mostly templated pages i.e. I already have coded a homepage, artists upload page in the dashboard, products listing page, art detail page and many more templated pages which make up over 99% of the pages.