Where, why, and when to use automated QA testing By Carl Swanson Test automation is the most controversial, frustrating, challenging, and rewarding aspect of my work as a software quality assurance (QA) professional, and it seems I’m not alone. Opinions…
Reflections on DrupalCon’s Driesnote 2018 By Caroline Casals As part of my first DrupalCon, I knew that I wanted to catch the opening keynote. There were a few reasons I was determined not to miss it. First, I hoped I…
New Drupal module reduces the need to rebuild common components We’ve had Drupal in our wheelhouse since 2010, so it’s an honor to give back to one of the best open-source content management systems out there. We’ve done that by…
A quick solution to the childcare health and safety reporting requirement By Tom Lovering Our clients at the State of Idaho’s Department of Health and Welfare (IDHW) came to us this summer with a pressing request. A quick and efficient…
Enhanced mapping and accessibility features, plus a Drupal 8 beta site in the works for Show Me State The State of Missouri has a lot going for it. Extensive public lands and roadways, lots of caves, and the birthplace of…