LEARNING PATH: Drupal: Responsive Apps with Drupal 8

LEARNING PATH: Drupal: Responsive Apps with Drupal 8, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 3.2, with 128 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 70 reviews, and has 342 subscribers.

You will learn about Discover how to create complex websites quickly Find out how to use the building blocks of Drupal 8 Work with the powerful Views module Use different plugins and create your own plugins Understand how to test, deploy and monitor your application Use Drupal 8 core components to build richly featured websites Enhance the functioning of existing modules and add new functionality by writing your own custom modules Make your website accessible to non-human visitors with Drupal 8's built-in REST capabilities This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are a web developer with basic knowledge of how CMS systems function, then this is the perfect Learning Path for you. It is particularly useful for If you are a web developer with basic knowledge of how CMS systems function, then this is the perfect Learning Path for you.

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Summary

Title: LEARNING PATH: Drupal: Responsive Apps with Drupal 8

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 3.2

Number of Lectures: 128

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 128

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 130

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 130

Original Price: $199.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Discover how to create complex websites quickly
Find out how to use the building blocks of Drupal 8
Work with the powerful Views module
Use different plugins and create your own plugins
Understand how to test, deploy and monitor your application
Use Drupal 8 core components to build richly featured websites
Enhance the functioning of existing modules and add new functionality by writing your own custom modules
Make your website accessible to non-human visitors with Drupal 8's built-in REST capabilities

Who Should Attend

If you are a web developer with basic knowledge of how CMS systems function, then this is the perfect Learning Path for you.

Target Audiences

If you are a web developer with basic knowledge of how CMS systems function, then this is the perfect Learning Path for you.

Drupal is one of the most popular web content management systems on the planet and offers an incredible array of features and functionality. Small nonprofits and businesses to multi-billion dollar multinational companies are all using Drupal as the core of their presence on the web. Drupal 8 brings a lot of groundbreaking changes to its ecosystem, from basic architectural to functional. Understanding these changes is vital to you if you are trying to explore Drupal 8 and become a qualified Drupal 8 professional. Drupal will help you build your skill level from ground level up and enable you to create an efficient Drupal 8 application from scratch. If you’re interested to build a fully featured, multilingual, responsive web application with Drupal 8, then go for this Learning Path.

Packt’s Video Learning Paths are a series of individual video products put together in a logical and stepwise manner such that each video builds on the skills learned in the video before it.

The highlights of this Learning Path are:

Explore the world of various views and components in Drupal 8
Understand how to test, deploy and monitor your application
Leverage Drupal 8’s mobile-first philosophy to make your website accessible on any device

This practical step-by-step Learning Path will ensure that you build a stunning, fully-featured, multilingual, and responsive web-application with Drupal 8.

Let’s take a quick look at your learning journey…

You’ll start off with the primary focal points of Drupal 8’s key features and its importance. Then, you’ll start building your Drupal 8 app, create the application architecture, and use Drupal 8’s views and components extensively. You’ll learn how to create reusable templates using PHP scripting, use plugins, and develop simple plugins on your own. You’ll explore the use of views module (now part of core!) and other contributed modules to add a bit of customization to the site. You’ll also create a new functionality of your own, including providing REST web services. Finally, you’ll take a brief look at how to create a mobile-friendly theme that ensures anybody on any device can take advantage of the amazing site you’ve built.

By the end of this Learning Path, you’ll have acquired core components of Drupal 8 to test, deploy, and monitor your fully-featured, multilingual application effectively with no custom coding.

Meet Your Expert:

We have the best work of the following esteemed author to ensure that your learning journey is smooth:

Jason Blandahas been professionally developing and deploying websites using the Drupal content management system for over 7 years. He runs the One Stop How to Guys YouTube channel, offering a wide variety of free educational courses including but not limited to Drupal 8. He is the Co-Founder and CEO of Arch board Media, a website development company in Canton, Ohio, building websites and web apps on the Drupal content management system.
In a prior lifetime, Marc Isaacson was an AS/400 RPG application developer. He left the programming field entirely in 2001 to pursue other interests, including teaching High School math. Marc first fell in love with Drupal in 2008 when he was playing around with creating websites for his own projects. At the time, he didn’t have any intention of returning to the programming field; Drupal was just a tool that helped him to get the job done. After a series of life events conspired to bring him back to programming, he decided to teach himself to be a web developer. Naturally, he chose Drupal as the tool to learn. Marc started building websites for clients in 2010 and now specializes in using Drupal as a framework to build custom web applications. Marc has attended and presented at many Drupal camps, including DrupalCamp Colorado and BADCamp. He has also attended every North American DrupalCon since DrupalCon Denver in 2012. His first time acting as a Core Sprint Mentor was at DrupalCon New Orleans in 2016.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Drupal 8 for Beginners

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Whats New

Lecture 3: Installing MAMP

Lecture 4: Downloading Drupal 8

Lecture 5: Setting Up the Database

Lecture 6: Installing Drupal 8

Lecture 7: It's Alive

Lecture 8: Content Types in Drupal 8

Lecture 9: Extending Your Reach with Modules

Lecture 10: Using Blocks with Drupal 8

Lecture 11: Creating Contact Forms

Lecture 12: Understanding Views

Lecture 13: Setting up a View

Lecture 14: Working with Contextual Filters

Lecture 15: Sending it Out with REST-First

Lecture 16: Downloading a Theme

Lecture 17: Custom Theming Part 1 Info File

Lecture 18: Custom Theming Part 2 Files and Folder Structure

Lecture 19: Custom Theming Part 3 Template Overriding

Lecture 20: Roles and Permissions

Lecture 21: Database Transfer

Lecture 22: File Transfer

Lecture 23: Managing Module Updates

Lecture 24: Managing Core Updates

Lecture 25: Reading the Reports

Lecture 26: Setting up the Content Types

Lecture 27: Creating Roles

Lecture 28: Creating Our News Feed Views

Lecture 29: Creating an RSS View Feed

Lecture 30: Creating a Recent News Block

Lecture 31: Adding a Contact Form

Lecture 32: Setting Up a REST API

Lecture 33: Naming and Placing your Extension

Lecture 34: Creating a Composer File

Lecture 35: Creating the Info File

Lecture 36: Adding Functionality

Lecture 37: Understanding Additional Files

Chapter 2: Mastering Drupal 8 Development

Lecture 1: The Course Overview

Lecture 2: Getting the Best out of the Course

Lecture 3: Exploring the Standard Installation Profile

Lecture 4: Creating Our Vocabularies

Lecture 5: Student Exercise – Creating Vocabularies

Lecture 6: Preparing to Work with Site Content

Lecture 7: Creating Our First Custom Content Type

Lecture 8: Creating Our First Piece of Content

Lecture 9: Student Exercise – Defining Content Type

Lecture 10: Creating a User Guide with the Book Module

Lecture 11: Working with Pages and Menus

Lecture 12: Student Exercise – Providing More Content

Lecture 13: Using Blocks

Lecture 14: Using Drupal’s Editing Experience

Lecture 15: Managing Roles, Permissions, and Users

Lecture 16: Creating a Page with an Exposed Filter

Lecture 17: Creating a Block Display with Views

Lecture 18: Student Exercise – Put the New Skills to Use!

Lecture 19: Understanding Drupal’s File Structure

Lecture 20: Using Pathauto to Generate URL Aliases

Lecture 21: Using Colorbox to Create Product Image Gallery

Lecture 22: Combining Video Embed Field and Colorbox

Lecture 23: Student Exercise – Making Use of Functionalities

Lecture 24: Exploring Tours

Lecture 25: Creating Our Own Tour

Lecture 26: Making Our Tour Available to Anonymous Visitors

Lecture 27: Creating the Product Custom Module

Lecture 28: Student Exercise – Create a Custom Module

Lecture 29: Creating a Controller

Lecture 30: Triggering a Modal Display

Lecture 31: Student Exercise – Requirements for Building a Controller

Lecture 32: Defining an Interface

Lecture 33: Creating a Service

Lecture 34: Student Exercise – Create an Interface

Lecture 35: Writing a Service

Lecture 36: Writing a .module File

Lecture 37: Writing a QueueWorker Plugin

Lecture 38: Student Exercise – Write Your First Plugin

Lecture 39: Creating a Configurable Custom Block

Lecture 40: Student Exercise – Understand the Unique Details to Complete a Block

Lecture 41: Retrieving Information from an HTTP Request

Lecture 42: Student Exercise – Learn to Use a Service

Lecture 43: Student Exercise – Layout Your Own Service

Lecture 44: Understanding Drupal's Core REST Services

Lecture 45: Understanding the Contrib REST UI Module

Lecture 46: Consuming Data from Drupal via REST

Lecture 47: "GET"ting Data Through Views

Lecture 48: "GET"ting Data Through Drupal Core

Lecture 49: "GET"ting Data Through Custom Code

Lecture 50: "POST"ing Data Through Drupal Core

Lecture 51: "POST"ing Data Through Custom Code

Lecture 52: Student Exercise – Configure the REST Resource

Lecture 53: "PATCH"ing Data Through Drupal Core

Lecture 54: "PATCH"ing Data Through Custom Code

Lecture 55: Student Exercise – Complete the Steps!

Lecture 56: Student Exercise — "DELETE"ing Data Through REST

Lecture 57: Using the Language Module

Lecture 58: Using the Content Translation Module

Lecture 59: Configuring Views for Multilingual

Lecture 60: Student Exercise – Translation and Configuration

Instructors

Packt Publishing
Tech Knowledge in Motion

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3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 26 votes
5 stars: 22 votes

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