Drupal Experts Blog

Yesterday  we told you  that today, July 13th, it was very important to be on the lookout for security updates to contributed modules that the Drupal security team would announce as they correct a highly critical vulnerability.

The Drupal security team asks all site administrators to perform the update as soon as possible since having  a rating of 20 out of 25  on the risk scale, it is very likely that potential attackers will take advantage of the vulnerability after a few hours or days after the updates are disclosed.

Recently Mailchimp announced a new version of its API changing the version and thus making it more robust, this means that version 2.0 of the API will be deprecated.

The  National Police of Colombia  has published today, November 4, 2016, its new website  www.policia.gov.co  with a completely renewed image that complies with the government standards of the GEL standard.

Drupal is taking over the world, every day new sites from private or government entities are launching their solutions and developments in Drupal such as  https://www.policia.gov.co/  or  http://business.nasdaq.com/intel /ir-management/communication-and-compliance/ir-websites/index.html .

Today, with Drupal Development, things are done with a different logic; open, versatile and with the opportunity to meet any imaginable business rule, be it information, functional or integration with other tools of any digital ecosystem.

Today, version 8.1.5 has been released, a version that is part of the cycle of updates planned by the kernel maintenance team.

Drupal.org has announced that tomorrow, July 7th, Drupal 7.50 will be released, which is a big jump in the release cycle since we were already at 7.44. The fact that Drupal 7 is jumping so many versions is not a whim, but rather it means a lot of changes and improvements for this version of Drupal and in accordance with the six-month cycle for major changes established by the core team.

From July 25 to August 5, 2016 we will conduct our complete Drupal 7 training course in the city of Bogotá.

At Seed, we work with agile methodology to deliver visible results in each iteration. Through short meetings and a collaborative process with the client, we define user stories, design, develop, and validate in two-week cycles, ensuring constant progress and efficient projects!