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Course Outline
- What is New in Drupal 11
- Updates to internal systems and APIs
- Handling HTTP Requests
- Symfony HTTP request system for government applications
- Cache in Drupal
- Examples of cached information for government use
- Cache API in Drupal for efficient data retrieval
- Clearing caches to ensure up-to-date content for government services
- Tagging mechanism for granular cache management
- Automatic Class Loading
- Drupal 11-specific approach for streamlined development
- Directory and namespace structure for organized codebase
- Drupal Rules, Programming
- Alterability of system behaviors through hooks and plugins for government solutions
- Hooks for customizing and extending functionality
- Plugins for modular and reusable components
- Dependency Injection for better code maintainability
- Routing for defining URL paths and controllers
- Links for generating and managing navigation elements
- Module themeable output for customizing user interfaces
- Separation of content, configuration, and state data for clarity and security in government systems
- i18n (internationalization) support for multilingual government services
- Accessibility and usability features to ensure compliance with federal standards
- Database independence for flexible deployment options
- Security measures, recognizing that all user-provided input is potentially insecure in government environments
- Testing and documentation practices for reliable and maintainable codebases
- Common Drupal Mistakes, Programming
- Excessive programming leading to complex and hard-to-maintain systems
- Over-execution of code causing performance issues for government services
- Saving PHP code in the database, which can lead to security vulnerabilities and maintenance challenges
- Alternatives to storing PHP code in the database for safer and more efficient practices
- Working in isolation rather than collaborating with a team for better outcomes in government projects
- Programming Examples
- Registering URLs and displaying content for government websites
- Using the Drupal Form API to create dynamic forms for user interaction
- Programming with Ajax for responsive user interfaces in government applications
- Working with entities and fields for data management in government systems
- Theming
- Theming engines for customizing the look and feel of government websites
- Twig template files and variables for flexible and reusable templates
- Preprocess functions for modifying theme data before rendering
- CSS and JavaScript inclusion for enhancing user experience in government services
- Programming Tools and Tips for government developers
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of Drupal and proficiency in PHP or a similar procedural language (such as C or VB) is required for government projects.
14 Hours
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