Codassium is the next best thing to an in-person interview, minus the logistical expenses. You get a collaborative code editor with syntax highlighting, video conferencing, code execution and a collaborative Linux terminal. Schedule interviews, send out calendar invites and share notes with your team effortlessly from one convenient platform.
If you’re not familiar with the general sibling combinator, the ~ li in li:nth-last-child(6):first-child ~ li means “any li elements that occur after li:nth-last-child(6):first-child.” In the following example, the elements each adopt a green font color if there are precisely six of them in total. Web design is about mutability, difference, uncertainty. It’s about not knowing. Uniquely, it is a mode of visual design not about manifesting a form, but about anticipating the different forms something might take.
Probably, each Drupal developer has been there: no good contrib resulted in custom solution (doesn’t matter if it’s a module, a theme or distribution). The problem here is that a lot of drupalista stop there. Let’s contribute After a couple of days, I decided to publish it on drupal.org! 1. Every contribution counts. 2. It's impossible to predict all the use cases. 3. A successful module must integrate with all the most popular Drupal contribs 4. Tests are essential for a happy life.
Drupal users around the world know Aaron Winborn (aaron), a long-time community member who has made countless contributions to the project and to the people who use it. From building the Media module to helping organize NYC Camp, Aaron has had a massive impact on our community and our project. For years, Aaron has contributed valuable code, acted as an advocate for increasing involvement in the Drupal community, and has inspired countless people with his brilliance, humility, and grace.
Security quiz: as an attacker, what could you exploit in this Drupal sandbox module? https://www.drupal.org/node/2437511
Are there real life uses for such a dashboard? Maybe. All I know is that exercises like that help re-think our solutions. For us web developers, consuming the data not by a browser surely opens the door for some radical new solutions.
Fraction Slider is a jQuery plugin which adds a fully customization element slider to your website. Fraction Slider is HTML5 multi-layer and parallax slideshow. Works fine with views fields. jQuery plugin for image/text-sliders. It allows you to animate multiple elements per slide. Set different animation methods like fade or (from) left, delays and easing for each element, or simple set some defaults in the plugin options. You also have full layout/design control through html and css (every html-element can be animated). Its also fully responsive.
This module provides a different label for displaying fields from the label used when viewing the field in a form. For example, if you want the field to read "What is your name?" when editing content, but to read "Name" when viewing the content.
This is a simple module intends to help people use drupal to easily create valid xml podcast feed(s)for iTunes. As the only thing podcasters should worry about is making their podcast(s) and not messing with code. Features: site admin or permission given trusted users the ability to easily create podcast(s) with out having to touch a line of xml. Import old iTunes feed items for ease of drupal podcast migration. Create and manage new podcast items quickly reusing elements.
Drupal module to pull data from Instagram based on user or hashtag. Includes moderator settings, integrates with Drupal cron, and provides a block to display the latest photos. This module can provide you detailed control and configuration over embedding social feeds from Instagram in your site. Many services offer embedded HTML or Javascript snippets you can paste into blocks that will display feed content, but this module gives you control over how that content is themed, and also provides SEO benefits because it is directly served inside the page when search engines crawl your site.
