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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
In terms of Front-End Drupal gives you several ways to achieve your goals, you can use Views, Panels, Display Suite, Templates overrides, Custom modules, etc., so sometimes it’s a bit difficult to define the best (or the worst) way to do something. A couple of years ago, we created a theme for a Drupal 7 … Continued
Tagged: Bootstrap, Drupal 7, front end development, mixins, sass
Entityform already offers a way to send notifications: by integrating with Rules module you can configure your notifications for administrators or other recipients, some of those may be inputs in the form itself, so this is perfect for most of cases, ah and if you need to migrate the form from one environment to another … Continued
Tagged: drupal, Drupal 7, notifications for Entityforms in Drupal 7
We are currently working on a project that we are building using Symfony 3, and some days ago we faced the challenge of showing a list of checkboxes but considering that some of them could have sub-options when selected. In short, something like this: For that purpose, we created a form with the fields we needed: Of … Continued
Tagged: symfony 3
Google Groups is a great tool because it allows you to have discussions inside your organization (or with the entire world, if you want). It works as a sort of forum, accessible through a URL, where people can go and check the discussion topics and post their replies — they can reply over email as well. From time to time … Continued
Tagged: Email forwarder, Google Apps, Google groups
As you may already know, Mandrill changed radically some time ago, now you need to have a paid subscription on Mailchimp to be able use the transactional message delivery service a.k.a. Mandrill, and you will need to pay for that component as well, so it can be complex and at the same time a bit … Continued
Tagged: best tools for web developers, drupal, email service, wordpressDevelopment companies must control the changes to the code, we can not afford to have developers overwriting “by accident” other works and of course many people can be working at the same time in the same project, the discussion about if using Git or Subversion is over, Git has shown to be ahead from Subversion, … Continued
Tagged: github vs bitbucket vs subversion, how to manage version control, subversion sucks, which is better bitbucket or github
SPAMMERS are becoming more and more sophisticated, recently we had to support a client’s website protected with Mollom, although Mollom does a good job, it’s not enough, we found there were already a great amount of these annoying messages, we found that even reCaptcha module challenges already set were bypassed by robots, in any case … Continued
Tagged: spam removal
CKEditor has an open source version that can be used in Drupal (check version). These are the license details: CKEditor is distributed under the GPL, LGPL and MPL Open Source licenses. This triple copyleft licensing model is flexible and allows you to choose the license that is best suited for your needs. http://ckeditor.com/about/license However, please notice that by default, CKeditor comes … Continued
Tagged: drupal
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