Lullabot Podcast

On this episode we cover how the Shadow DOM encapsulates styles and behavior, why it matters for Drupal theming, and how Web Components fit into modern workflows.

Marketers and branding teams will appreciate how Web Components and these techniques help maintain consistent, reusable design elements across different platforms and CMSs. With the Shadow DOM, styles and functionality stay intact no matter where a component is used. Global updates are even easier, reducing the need for constant developer intervention while ensuring a unified design.

Single Directory Components (SDC) in Drupal 10 are transforming theming by simplifying component structure, improving maintainability, and enhancing developer experience. This episode features an interview with the primary creator of the Drupal module that's now in core and experienced Lullabot front-end developers who know all about how SDC works and its impact on Drupal development.

Drupal's identity is very nuanced, from its rich history to its future potential. We discuss why at least one member of the community says just saying "Drupal" is important when discussing current versions of Drupal and the community that drives it.

Is specifically calling out "Drupal 10.2" or or "Drupal 11" useful, or just confusing to outsiders?

We look into the challenges and solutions in managing Drupal and other website updates across hundreds of websites, a topic brought to life by members of Lullabot's Support and Maintenance team and Jenna Tollerson from the State of Georgia.

Learn how Lullabot deals with update processes, drastically reducing manual labor while enhancing security and efficiency through automation.

We sit down with Greg Dunlap, Lullabot's Director of Strategy, who not only shares his latest endeavor on Kickstarter but also discusses with us the art and science behind "Designing Content Authoring Experiences."