Drupal 8.x

Hey,

So I updated from 8.0.1 to 8.0.2, deleted the core, vendor, and all the files and then copied the new versions over to my public html file. On the site status report it says 8.0.2

Here is what I'm not sure about.

In my log messages I've got 6 messages that say:

DrupalKernel . . . Container cannot be saved to cache.

The severity is listed as a "notice"

And two that say:

Hi all,

I am using version 8.0.2 and used zircon template http://demo.weebpal.com/drupal8/zircon/.

but the menu appearence in real and zircon demo template appearenace is quite different .

how can I accomplish this appreance like in demo template?

I would be very greateful if you could give any advice

I'm having trouble getting the files table to migrate on a Drupal 6 site to Drupal 8.

I've tried it through the UI and command line with Drush tools. The migrate works - mostly - but the files table (and physical files) never migrate. I really don't need the physical files to transfer - I can do that myself - I just need the table, for obvious reasons.

I'm entering a directory on the same server as the file locations:
/var/www/folder.name
Which contains the files in the same directory structure as the live site.

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You should have excellent communication and time management skills and strive to work as efficiently as possible. We are seeking someone trustworthy and dependable for a long-term business relationship.

Hi,

I see the following error since installing devel. I have uninstalled it but the error still there. could someone let me know how to fix this issue?

I've been studying Meteor for a few weeks now and was slowly thinking it MIGHT be optimal for my new project but I hit a few roadblocks with Meteor.js. First of all I realized I was not dealing with a lot of user interaction at all. I only needed some parts of the website to feel reactive and immediate. Secondly the SEO for Meteor is poor (or simply absent) since it does not perform any server side rendering. Since I realize I need limited real-time interaction, I'm looking back at Drupal.