Like many Drupal companies we're gearing up for Drupal 8 while still developing mainly in Drupal 7. As such, we need an easy way to manage both versions with Drush.
We've made serious efforts over many years of building content managed websites to ensure that the sites we build are sustainable for our clients. It's easy for all teams involved in digital development to generate exciting ideas and features.
When we first started using Agile to manage our projects, we were delighted with the idea of valuing "working software over comprehensive documentation". In waterfall project management, documentation was used all too often as a way of simply mitigating risk. So reams of paper were wasted, as documentation bloated and became unmanageable in any practical sense.
Last weekend saw the best ever Drupal Camp in Brighton. A huge turnout and a great array of sessions and speakers all brilliantly organised by the team. I had many highlights but here are a just a couple of tasty takeaways that stuck.
I recently attended an inspirational Open Source event. This was kindly hosted by Brighton company Omnis Systems. It was really inspiring to see the range of Open Source systems available as alternatives to the usual proprietary offerings.
Sereno Charity Websites & Intranets
Sereno builds bespoke websites & intranets for charities in Drupal & WordPress.
