Elli Ludwigson is fueled by her fundamental curiosity about what connects us, literally and metaphorically. She has an innate drive to connect information and resources with stakeholders and communities. She has supported United States Members of Congress while working at the Congressional Research Service, promoted the core concepts of the sustainable food movement for a New York Times bestselling author and farmer, and contributed to the Drupal open source project as a core mentoring lead. Elli will happily dive deep into just about any topic, whether it's the inner workings of a technology or the history of Joy of Cooking (she collects old editions). She currently resides outside of Washington DC with her books, houseplants, and baking habit.
DDEV Drupal development to deployment demo! Yes, we’re fans of alliteration. We’re also fans of creating a straightforward workflow for you to take a PHP project from development to deployment as quickly and simply as possible. To that end, we’ve brought you DDEV-Local to get your projects started locally, and we now bring you DDEV-Live … Continued
Thank you, DrupalCon Amsterdam! We would like to extend a big Thank You to all the organizers and volunteers who helped make DrupalCon Amsterdam happen! Many community members contributed significant personal time and effort to make the event welcoming and useful for both attendees and those following along online. We were happy we could contribute … Continued
Thank you, TYPO3Con! We were pleased to sponsor the 14th International TYPO3 Conference in the Hague this October and grateful to be able to support TYPO3 users! The TYPO3 community is an energetic and driven space full of people who are eager to share ideas and get to work making things happen. Thank you to … Continued
Thank you, BADCamp! We had a great couple of days out in Berkeley with you all! It was our pleasure to be Exhibition Hall sponsors for the event as well as sponsoring the DevOps summit and DevOps after Dark. That evening event was especially good for having more engaged conversations with many of you this … Continued
Thank you, T3DD! We had an amazing time at TYPO3 Developer Days (T3DD) in Karlsruhe, Germany this month. The sessions were enlightening, the venue was pleasant and peaceful, and the entire event so professionally organized by punkt.de. We were happy to be able to support the TYPO3 community by sponsoring T3DD and pleased especially that … Continued
Last week in Barcelona the Kubernetes and Cloud Native communities gathered for KubeCon to learn from each other and collaborate on open source projects. We’ve been working hard to use the native features of Kubernetes to build our hosting platform, DDEV-Live, and we’re invested in contributing back to Kubernetes itself to strengthen and extend functionality … Continued
On-demand environments are essential to delivering code—and therefore value—from dev-to-deploy rapidly, reliably, and regularly. At every stage of the workflow, the environment has to be as close to the production setup as possible to avoid nasty surprises when your code hits production. Defining your “production-like” environment with automated build mechanisms to create containers—like in DDEV-Local—lets … Continued
Last week at Drupal Europe we had the opportunity to learn from each other, catch up with old friends and make new connections, and contribute back to Drupal Core with Contribution Days on both Monday and Friday. A lot of work goes into preparing for these events, from coordinating team members to getting tools ready. … Continued
You need a local web server to build and maintain a website. Simple. The old standby is MAMP, so called because it gives you the full Apache MySQL PHP “AMP” stack you need to get to work … on “My” machine: My Apache, MySQL, PHP. It’s free and no-frills (the paid version gives you a … Continued
Here’s a well-guarded secret that most developers, teams, and agencies don’t share with their clients: a ton of work is needed just to get to the work. Have you ever lost hours to managing your team’s local development environments? Maybe you’ve enjoyed a few too many coffee breaks while waiting for your virtual machines to … Continued
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