Code driven development in drupal
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This document discusses code driven development in Drupal. It recommends moving common site settings like entities, panels, roles and permissions, variables, and initial content to code using modules like Features. It outlines a workflow that uses local development environments, a Git repository, an integration environment, and build scripts. This allows deploying updates to production with one click by pulling code changes and running database updates. Benefits include fixing errors earlier, reduced bugfix time, simplified deployment, and minimizing human errors. Typical issues addressed are using consistent environments, code reviews, and managing the database across environments.
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- 1. Code Driven Development in Drupal ANDRIY YUN Drupal developer, Skilld
- 4. Something’s wrong, but what?
- 5. Productivity after few years
- 6. The Goal Development workflow + Stable processes of delivery of new features for customer - Human factor and systematic errors
- 7. Deployment to prod by one click
- 8. Ability to scale project team
- 10. What should be moved to code? - Entity types & fields - Panels and pages - Roles & Permissions - Variables - Initial content (nodes, taxonomy terms, etc) Use just the exportable friendly modules - Views - Image styles - Text formats - Rules
- 11. How to use Features module MANUALS - Bundling site settings using Features https://goo.gl/aijPJT - Configuration Management with Features http://goo.gl/gat3X7 VIDEO TUTORIALS - Intorduction to Features module https://goo.gl/Jr13O5 - Drupal Features Module https://goo.gl/OQ69TW - Strongarm module https://goo.gl/z519Wz
- 12. Workflow environments Local environments Git repository storage (e.g. GitHub/GitLab) Integration evironment Build script
- 14. INITIAL STEPS - drush dl drupal - copy/paste minimal -> custom - add base set of modules BUILD drush site-install custom Integration environment Local environment Profile based way
- 15. pre install actions - git pull - delete content file and caches drop db drush site install post install actions - upload translations - import content - frontend build processes Profile build script building process building process
- 16. Project lifecycle after first release
- 17. SQL based way prod_db.sql git pull drush updb git pull drush updbhook_update_N custom_deployment.install
- 18. pre update actions - git pull drop current db upload db from prod drush updb post update actions - registry rebuild - frontend processes - clear cache SQL build script prod_db.sql building process building process
- 19. prod_db.sql Local dev envs Integration Stage Prelive Prod Code review Builds history Tests Sniffers Linters building process CodeDrivenDevelopment workflow building process
- 20. Typical issues
- 21. Using equal environments Prod = Stage = Integration = Local dev
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- 23. DB manage approach Use always latest prod db Preparing prod db for use in development Daily db backup script from prod All enviroments should use sinle DB
- 24. Profits after using CodeDrivenWorkflow Fix errors on early phase Reduce time for bugfixing Minimizing the impact of the human factor Simplified everyday deployment
- 25. Deployment to prod with Code Driven Development
- 26. Continuous Integration tools for Drupal
- 27. Cloud solutions
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- 29. Andriy Yun, Kyiv e-mail: [email protected] d.org: drupal.org/u/andriyun skype: c_cluber Any questions?