Last month I was fortunate enough to be invited on the Community + Code podcast with host Chris Reynolds! The conversation was pretty lively. We talked a lot about the Drupal ecosystem, our place in the wider web ecosystem, the upcoming Drupal marketplace, and of course Dripyard!
Drupal Canvas is stable, and we are excited to host another live Dripyard webinar to show how powerful and easy it is to use. We will walk through real workflows, highlight what makes Canvas special, and demonstrate how Dripyard’s premium themes make the experience even better.
Choosing a Drupal theme isn’t easy. There are a lot of choices including various free starter kits, non-standard page-builder themes, low cost commercial Drupal themes, and higher cost premium Drupal themes, such as what we sell. We created a checklist you can use for any theme, regardless of vendor. We’ve included notes on how Dripyard addresses each topic so you can compare objectively.
At Dripyard we’ve been preparing our premium Drupal themes for Canvas. If you haven’t heard, Drupal Canvas is Drupal’s next-generation page builder built to rival tools like Gutenberg, Webflow, and AEM.
At Dripyard, we’ve been focused on making our components work seamlessly in both Drupal and Canvas. One of the trickier challenges was creating an image component that supports both systems while following best practices for performance and accessibility. Here’s how we did it.
Next week will be my first trip to Vienna and I’ve already started planning out the trip, booking train tickets, purchasing eSims, etc! I’m soooo excited. I’ll be presenting two sessions at next week’s DrupalCon Europe.