With all the talk about Ai (artificial intelligence,) people are wondering if Ai will rush in, making human coders obsolete. Short answer: maybe in 25-50 yrs!
Ai is slowly being developed, but there is a way to go! Though true Ai will take a while before it is realized. As it develops, you will start seeing the simple jobs replaced by Ai long before it finally gets to coders....
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I have been working with Drupal for over six years now, for much of that period exclusively working with Drupal as an employee or in a freelance/contract role.
Prior to the start of Drupal 8, the nearest thing I manged to getting off of the island was periods of doing something completely different (Expression Engine, Django, a custom PHP framework, attending a Silverstripe conference), usually because of an existing or already started/inherited project connected with the Drupally people I was working with....
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We at The Jibe, and all of us in the Vancouver Drupal community, are happy to host the Pacific Northwest Drupal Summit this weekend in Vancouver. I am personally very excited to be presenting at this event for the fourth time -- professing my love for theme libraries and all they let us achieve in Drupal 8.
This presentation was inspired by a blog series that we recently published on the Acquia Developer Center blog. Whether you couldn’t make it up to Vancouver this year or you just had to see another great session, I have assembled some assets and links that will fill you in....
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If you’ve built an API before, I’ll bet you’re used to dumping data directly as a response. It may not be harmful if done right, but there are practical alternatives that can help solve this small problem.
One of the available solutions is Fractal . It allows us to create a new transformation layer for our models before returning them as a response. It’s very flexible and easy to integrate into any application or framework....
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In this blog I want to explain the round up we have done around the refactoring of the acl_contact_cache. In the previous sprints we discovered that a lot of the performance was slowed down by the way the acl_contact_cache was used (or rather not used at all). See also the previous blog post: https://civicrm.org/blog/jaapjansma/the-quest-for-performance-improvements-5th-sprint
At the socialist party they have 350.000 contacts and around 300 users who can access civicrm. Most of the users are only allowed to see only the members in their local chapter....
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