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DrupalCon Prague was held in the Czech Republic from September 20 to September 23, 2022, with Friday September 24 being dedicated to Open Source contributions. As the only Promethean based in Europe, this event was a bit closer for me than for others in the company. This was my second time in… Read More
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DrupalCon Prague Group shot
Note: This blog was first published on June 17, 2011, and has been updated to reflect new information and insights. Takeaway: Choosing a CMS for a municipal website demands a solution that prioritizes public service, transparency, and secure citizen engagement. While both Joomla and Drupal… Read More
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Drupal vs Joomla logos on laptops
Takeaway: Drupal’s comprehensive approach to multilingual features has made it a go-to solution for inclusive, global digital platforms. Both Marco Angles and I have worked on Lenovo, with me focusing on content management and Marco focusing on development. Collaborating on multilingual projects,… Read More
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A Deep Dive on Lenovo's Multilingual Drupal Site
Promet’s blog is powered by the collective brainpower of our company’s developers, solutions architects, web accessibility experts, marketers, account managers, SEO experts, Drupal trainers, and executive leadership.  Week after week, we provide the Open Source communities that we serve with… Read More
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Promet top blog posts of 2023
Drupal 10 celebrated the one year anniversary of it's release this month, and despite both Drupal 8 and 9 having reached end of life, the Drupal Community's pace of upgrading to Drupal 10 lags far behind where it needs to be.  There's much to love about Drupal 10, and Promet recently… Read More
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Drupal 10 webinar
Over the past several months, much of the focus within the Drupal community has concerned the imperative of Drupal migration. Between the Nov. 1, 2023 end of life for Drupal 9, and the announcement at DrupalCon last Spring that Jan. 5, 2025 was the final, final end-of-life date for Drupal 7, there… Read More
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Drupal Migration transformation
That’s a question we sometimes ask clients or people we meet at Drupal events.  It’s a rhetorical question, of course. The answer is always at least “10.”  There’s rarely any need to expound upon the pivotal role that websites play in the current climate. For higher education, websites… Read More
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Drupal 7 to 10 migration
Takeaway: Upgrading to Drupal 10 isn't just about making a technical switch due to Drupal 9’s end of life; it's a commitment to ensuring your government website remains secure, compliant, and accessible. By making this move, you're not only keeping your platforms current but also enhancing your… Read More
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Drupal upgrade checklist for government websites
A frequent question in the open-source CMS world is a variation of: “Which is better, Drupal or WordPress?”  There’s not a simple answer to the WordPress vs Drupal question. Many have a strong bias towards one content management system or the other, but often, staunch opinions on the subject… Read More
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WordPress vs. Drupal logos
One of the best enhancements in Drupal over the years has to be incremental improvements. This means that with every minor release, we can expect changes and enhancements to our Drupal experience. Drupal 10.1 certainly lives up to this idea! Promet Source has introduced thousands of people to… Read More
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Drupal 10.1 features