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September 27, 2020
Architecture, DevOps
Mike Madison
It's Never Too Late To Start Automated Testing

Let’s be real: very few platforms have the test coverage that they want to have. It’s never too late to start fixing that.

It's Never Too Late To Start Automated Testing
August 31, 2020
Development, Architecture, Drupal
Mike Madison
Introduction to the Drupal Spec Tool

Are you using the Drupal Spec Tool? If you aren’t, you should be. This post is all about how to use it and integrate it into your workflow.

Introduction to the Drupal Spec Tool
August 24, 2020
Drupal
Mike Madison
Planning Your Drupal 9 Upgrade from Drupal 7

The upgrade from Drupal 7 to Drupal 9 is a big one. This post is all about the considerations that you should be making and how to plan to start the process!

Planning Your Drupal 9 Upgrade from Drupal 7
August 13, 2020
Development
Mike Madison
Troubleshooting Composer Out of Memory Errors

Getting hit by those pesky out of memory errors when using Composer? Let’s fix it for good so they never come back again!

Troubleshooting Composer Out of Memory Errors
August 11, 2020
Development
Mike Madison
Code Review is Critical (so why don't more ...

I’m constantly amazed by the lack of automation and code review I find on development teams. This article digs into what pieces should be included and why they are so critical.

Code Review is Critical (so why don't more projects do it?)
Mike Madison
January 18, 2022
Drupal

It's That (Deprecated) Time Again! Starting Your Drupal 10.x Preparation

Mike Madison
January 18, 2022
Drupal
It's That (Deprecated) Time Again! Starting Your Drupal 10.x Preparation

An early look at the deprecation process to prepare for Drupal 10

Tagged: updating, drupal10, deprecated code, deprecation

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Mike Madison
January 3, 2022
DevOps

To Hotfix or To Rollback? That is the question

Mike Madison
January 3, 2022
DevOps
To Hotfix or To Rollback? That is the question

Bad things sometimes happen during deployments. The question is, what do you do? Should you try to hotfix or roll it back?

Tagged: deployment, hotfix, rollback, emergency, debugging

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