Drupal 8.x

After learning about Entity Reference, I've been thinking that maybe I can use Drupal to build a replacement to the old-and-crufty inventory webapp that I wrote for work over 15 years ago.  This could give us a lot of advantages, like Active Directory integration, role based permissions, and being able to add images to model descriptions or damage reports.

Am I completely insane?  Is this even plausible?

I am working to visualize the data with tables, charts, and graphs on our site. The problem I'm facing is that I have 5 databases with lots of raw data. To create these visualizations I will need to organize the raw data. Sometimes I'll need to pull pieces of data from different databases and combine them data into one table or graph. To create the visualizations I'll also need to filter the raw data by date, location, etc.

Hello,

I've built a Drupal 8 site using Drupal Bootstrap 3 theme, sub_theme CDN locally.

Stupidly, I copied some template folders from the main theme-Bootstrap 3 and placed in sub_theme but only made changes on page.html.twig.

Copied Template Folders ,

• Block,
• field,
• menu,
• views,

and then single twig file

• node-html.twig,
• page-title.html.twig
• page.html.twig

So, when I use twig debug I see that the templates in the sub_theme folder are used.

Hello friends,

I recently moved my drupal 8 installation to a live enviroment.

the index.php for my drupal installation is located in uconomy/web so I added the following to my roots .htacess:

Hello Friends,

I am trying to get my first live website working.

The index.php for my website is located inside drupal/web/

so at the moment, my website is working fine with the following URL http://platform.uconomy.co.za/uconomy/web/

But I want the URL for my website to just be http://platform.uconomy.co.za

I've been coding sites locally with Bootstrap outside of Drupal. Once I have the site at a point that I deem to be complete (visually behaving how I want), I then setup a localhost Drupal 8 build and start 'twigging' things together in conjunction with my Bootstrap ready css.

One thing I keep noticing within my Drupal builds is that I have to add "float:left;" to my .col  css.

Bootstrap (pre-Drupal)  behaves correctly without me having to do that, but once inside the Drupal environment I have to specify it in my custon .css in order for it to work correctly.