I produced an 83 lesson Drupal 9 course over at OSTraining that has one resource that people really seem to appreciate. It's called the Site Building Workflow. It's basically a "best practice" workflow I based the class on.
Well, here it is... (right click to download)
I teach people how to build websites in Drupal (https://drupal.org) about 1/2 my working life. (See Most Comprehensive Drupal Course and 3,000,000 Views)
For years, we've used a tool from Acquia (https://acquia.com) called DevDesktop. They finally EOL'd it last summer and it stopped working a few weeks ago. So I went searching for a better way.
DevDesktop has been problematic for years. I won't go into all the details - but it was a pain.
The Southeastern Regional Planning Commission desperately needed a new look. So, they came to us. We think it's a lot better.
We don't always publish a blog everytime we launch a new site - but this one is special.
I do Drupal training all over the world. I've been privileged to teach at universities such as Princeton, Harvard, and MIT; companies such as Blue Green/Blue Sheild, Solvey (Singapore), Robert Half, Pfizer, and IBM; and government agencies such as NIH, Congress, TSA, and Homeland Security. I love watching people "get it"!
When I teach Drupal, one of the tools I use is Acquia's DevDesktop. So I created a quick video that covers installation and getting your first site up and running.
One of our non-profit clients wanted an area on their site where they could post private board minutes. Board members could log in, view and/or download the documents in preparation for future meetings. Of course, they didn't want this section of the site being seen by the public or showing up in the site's search results.
One of our priorities at NavigateTomorrow is serving non-profits with great websites, marketing automation and video support for reasonable prices. We're really pleased to announce our latest project - https://camdenhousega.org.
We’re pleased to share with you one of our newest site launches: https://dillsboro.in.
It seems this is the year for a new niche of client: the small town website!
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This was a migration from Joomla 2.5 to 3.x. It involved a re-purposing of content, updating modules and a new template. We also a director of warrants that is searchable.
