Drupal 8 and up don't like users to "do" PHP. That's somewhat understandable, although I feel the dreaded security risk is a tad exaggerated: a bit of basic user management can prevent a lot of harm. So, I for one Do like to have PHP available within Drupal, as it was in olden days - especially in a localhost development environment. Understandably, it was a very sad day when I found out that Twig templates don't accept PHP any more, like the PHP Template system used to do. I badly miss that!
We inherited Permaculture and Debbie’s heroic efforts. They wanted to build and maintain various Drupal sites on a tight budget. As a grassroots organisation without big reserves, the best way to help was to provide training and developer support to Debbie.
Assisting a fellow Drupal agency to solve a deployment issue
The RCPCH (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health), is a professional organisation for paediatricians in the United Kingdom. It is in charge of paediatricians' postgraduate training and administers the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health examinations.
We built a user-friendly and intuitive wizard that starters can use completely independently. A modular platform that formed the foundation for future e-commerce projects. The use of Drupal and a transparent collaboration ensuring that Acerta now makes changes to the platform completely independently, without the intervention of an external partner or a technical department.