Introduction to Drupal Caching
Caches are an important tool in Drupal to keep page loads as efficient as possible, without risking showing old inaccurate information.
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Caches are an important tool in Drupal to keep page loads as efficient as possible, without risking showing old inaccurate information.
Drupal's entity_usage module is useful for tracking how entities relate to each other.
Sometimes you want to pull an Xhibit meme and put content in your content. There's a module that helps.
You might want to change meta tags for SEO purposes. Here's how to do that with Drupal theme preprocessors.
A JavaScript solution for pagination having less options on smaller screens.
Details elements help organize content in a page, but some users need to expand them all at once to skim the page. Here's a Drupal module to do that.
I made a module to make it easier to change the heading level on the label for blocks.
Quick answer? Bing. Get me to one or a few sites? Kagi. Complicated problem? An LLM.
Notes on my experiences with coding assistants using different models, pricing, and VS Code extensions.
'AI' might be useful in some contexts, if the result is validatable and you understand what you are modelling.