Chromatic's Seaworthy Crew

Earlier this year I was fortunate to speak at DrupalCon New Orleans. I'd been working towards speaking at DrupalCon for a few years and it wasn’t until after I spoke that I reflected on just how much effort went into it. I had underestimated the process. Because I’m likely not alone in doing so, I’d like to share what I have learned along the way.

It's difficult for one tool to handle all of the different demands that developers have for development environments. I think I've finally found the right tool: Drupal VM.

This is the third post in a series about coding standards. In our previous post, we talked about code standards and why they are so important, as well as how to start implementing them. In this post, we’ll go into the details of formatting and syntax in Drupal.

This is the second post in a series about coding standards. In our first post, we talked about code standards and why they are so important. In this post, we’ll talk about how to implement Drupal coding standards in your projects.

The transition to Drupal 8 can be tough for those new to OOP. Finding the correct "Drupal 8 way" can be difficult. Here's our list of Drupal 8 snippets with explanations along the way.

Working remotely frees us of the daily commute, but is working from home always the perfect solution?

This post is the first in a series about Drupal coding standards - we’ll cover what they are, why they’re important, and go in-depth into a variety of topics in subsequent posts.

We often wish our clients better understood what we do, but isn't the onus on us to know more about the client too?

The Google Places Javascript API is a great client-side toolset that allows us to use the same database as Google Maps to verify addresses. Let's examine the API and implement Places Autocomplete functionality on our address forms.

Sometimes you need to output HTML in javascript. Drupal 7 provides a specialized javascript API including theming functions to help with this.

A master class in the git version control system.

At Chromatic, we wanted to produce a repeatable site launch process that we could share not only amongst ourselves, but also with the community.