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Change and evolution of requirements are inevitable. We may think we know what users will want and need – in fact, users may think they know what they want – but it is only after we deliver functionality, get it into the hands of users, and solicit their feedback can we confirm if the software … Continued
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Tagged: amazon, amazonsmile, nonprofit web developer, nonprofits
It has become somewhat conventional, almost expected, that every social media savvy nonprofit organization and member association should maintain the following social media profiles: Twitter Instagram Facebook Linkedin YouTube Twitter is for blasting news updates, short headlines, and quick announcements. Instagram is for sharing photos and memes. Facebook is for telling stories and connecting with … Continued
A couple months ago, most of my colleagues decided to take the Acquia Drupal Certifications path. Of course, most of them are developers, so it made a lot of sense for them. In my case, I’m a Project Manager, Business Analyst and tester, so it hadn’t crossed my mind until my boss brought it up; … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal 8, acquia certified drupal site builder, acquia certified site builder drupal 8, drupal 8
Washington, DC – October 8, 2018 – I am so proud of my team who all took the Acquia Certification challenge for Drupal. So far, in the last few weeks, we have successfully accomplished the following certifications: Acquia Certified Drupal Developer – Drupal 8 – Daniel Johnson Acquia Certified Site Builder – Drupal 8 – … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal 8, acquia certified drupal site builder
I’ve been leading Drupal projects for around 7 years, and I’m pretty familiar with all the Drupal features, backend functionality, security and maintenance of Drupal websites, but I had never created a Drupal website on my own. I’ve also been managing websites that use a lot of custom and contrib modules, so it was hard … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal site builder, drupal, Drupal 7
I needed to implement a PoC really quickly to integrate a Symfony project with Salesforce Apex REST API. For it, I needed the Guzzle PHP HTTP client to make the requests to this API. The easiest way to add this package as a dependency of a Symfony project is using Composer dependency manager: $ php composer.phar … Continued
Tagged: Composer, php
Estimating time and story points are critical aspects of managing projects and planning sprints. How else are you going to determine how much work you can take on in a sprint if you don’t have any idea how much effort it might take to perform certain things and satisfy certain user stories? When it comes … Continued
Tagged: how to estimate story points, how to estimate time, how to guess jellybeans in a jar
There are several ways to make Jenkins work over HTTPS, here I’m just providing the path we followed using Apache as a proxy that connects to Jenkins internally. The goal then is to allow users to connect to a URL like https://jenkins.example.com, preventing connections over http (insecure) and direct one to the Jenkins instance (which … Continued
Long story short: Not doable with the default permissions (I know it sounds crazy, but it’s true) Drupal 7 has a permission called ‘View own unpublished content’, and it works well when it comes to see the actual unpublished node, but it doesn’t work when you try to build a View with them, even if … Continued
Tagged: drupal, permissions
This summer has been great so far. I got the chance to vacation with my parents and family in New York and DC. I also had the absolute pleasure of seeing my 5year old son ride a bike on his own. And oh yes, I cleared the Drupal 8 Site Builder exam. Why attempt this certification, … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal 8, acquia certified drupal developer, acquia certified drupal site builder
Agileana is pleased to announce that one of our co-founders, Luis Cuellar, was featured as a guest brewer at Belly Love Brewing in Purcellville, Virginia. Turns out that our friend has been working very hard on the side. By day, he writes code, manages projects, collaborates with colleagues, and works as part of a scrum … Continued
Tagged: agile beer making, craft beer, home brewer
WASHINGTON, DC – July 11, 2018; Agileana is pleased to announce that Shefali Naik, our Chief Technology Officer (CFO), has successfully passed the Acquia Certified Site Builder for Drupal 8 exam. Shefali is a software engineer and computer scientist holding a Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified Scrum Master (CSM), Certified Scrum Product Owner (CSPO), SAFe … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal 8, acquia certified drupal developer, acquia certified site builder drupal 8
Congratulations to Felipe Ceballos, a senior Drupal developer at Agileana who has been with the company and its parent company, inQbation, since the beginning, for passing the Acquia Certified Drupal Site Builder exam. While Felipe has been working with Drupal 7 since 2009 and WordPress since 2008, and has attended many Drupalcons and Wordcamps, he … Continued
Tagged: acquia certified drupal developer, acquia certified drupal site builder
Over a quarter million D7 websites According to Builtwith, a company that detects the technologies powering all websites around the world, over 1.5 million websites have been powered by Drupal at one time or another. As of this writing, over 600,000 websites are currently powered by Drupal. Of those websites, approximately half (386,138) are currently … Continued
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