Just a quick reminder that Leadership Training for Open Source (https://t.co/T3jAXF9r3j) starts in 2 weeks, so grab your seat this week if you're coming with us.
Exactly 1 month until the next Leadership Training for Open Source and Volunteer Communities cohort meets the first time. We've still got seats and I'd love to meet you. Join us in September! https://t.co/T3jAXF9r3j
Our spring Leadership Training for Open Source was great so we're doing it again in September. Grab your seat to delve into how you show up for volunteer leadership. https://t.co/T3jAXF9r3j
Leadership Training for Open Source registration is open! Learn to be more effective without burning out. We start in April and we have scholarships available. #opensource https://t.co/op9ezBw2kZ
Sometimes working on a Drupal contributed module requires making changes to the module’s composer.json so that you can update a dependency. This blog post looks at how to accomplish that in a local development environment. https://t.co/T72P72Rb1t
A new course covering the Drupal Recipes API (https://t.co/2Ab8HwOtZZ). Spend more of your time focused on the unique aspects of your site that provide value to your users. #Drupal
What is Drupal.displace() and why should I care? Mike Herchel, a #Drupal Core maintainer, digs into this in our newest guest post. https://t.co/34ZcOP0BHw
While #Drupal has long been a solid foundation for building search-friendly websites — that doesn’t mean every Drupal user knows where to start with SEO. Learn essential SEO tips and tools in this blog post:
SEO for Drupal Users: What You Need to Know
https://t.co/hIfCljzfaQ
New Leadership Training for Open Source course is open for enrollment! Our live course last fall was a big success, so we're doing it again (and expanded). https://t.co/V5ZWE1eCgr Sessions start July 1.
Here' s a quick podcast episode to share where we've been the last year and talk about our new learning community for self development and leadership to build communities. https://t.co/QTfB955lzY
I did it! I added an image to the page! Ironically being able to *easily* add images to pages is the pet-peeve that got me started contributing to core some 15+ years ago. https://t.co/cAgczpKhk2
Anyway, new blog post on @drupalizeme coming soon.
Only a few days left to apply for the Leadership Training for Open Source course. Applications close Sept. 8 and first class is Sept. 17 (new date). https://t.co/bURETXFHtU
We’re offering a new course in a trial run, Leadership Training for Open Source. If you contribute to open source (officially “leading” or not) we want you to apply. https://t.co/iavsV0J8WE
Capped off Contribution Day at #DrupalConPortland at the @getpantheon hosted party at @OMSI ! And got a little obsessed with all those brain-teasing puzzles…🤯
If you attended the Project Initiatives Keynote at #DrupalCon and want to learn more about the Issue Queue Initiatives like Bug Smash and Needs Review Queue Initiatives, Credit Bounties, and more, this blog post has all the links! https://t.co/f7Po0GRk5q
Release Day: The Drupal Module Developer Guide Is Here!
Our new guide to #Drupal module development uses a project-based approach to learning, to help folks with some knowledge of PHP transition from Drupal Site Builder to Drupal Developer. Check it out!
https://t.co/tOky4GZNHP
Use this prompt and the text from a https://t.co/oM3xGTlubJ tutorial to experiment with using generative AI as a tutor for learning #Drupal.
by @eojthebrave
https://t.co/UcXLGjuFLT
Use this prompt and the text from a https://t.co/oM3xGTlubJ tutorial to experiment with using generative AI as a tutor for learning #Drupal.
by @eojthebrave
https://t.co/UcXLGjuFLT
Newsletter is out! Inside, the latest blog posts from @eojthebrave, an update on our Module Developer Guide project, and recent updates to our tutorials. Plus, we're looking forward to #DrupalCon Portland! Will we see you there?
Read the newsletter here: https://t.co/URCPq3VFM2