This weekend I’ll be at the 4th Backdrop LIVE virtual “unconference,” involved in sessions related to the future of the Paragraphs module in the Backdrop CMS world, as well as a discussion on what “Config Recipes” could end up looking like to help site admins build out functionality much more quickly. Watch the short demo below to get a taste and then join us with your questions and ideas!
As part of the recent “Backdrop LIVE” virtual conference, we hosted a session giving a top-level overview of CiviCRM functionality and integration with Backdrop CMS.
Video conferencing usage has spiked during this pandemic, and while Zoom has gotten most of the press, there are some other options out there. One of them also happens to be open source: Jitsi. We’ve begun some early work on integrating Jitsi into an easy to use module for Backdrop CMS.
Backdrop shares much of the deep integration with CiviCRM that Drupal 7 offers. This includes the ability to create dynamic views of CiviCRM content (e.g. filterable directories of contact info), the ability to sync membership status to a Backdrop role (e.g. members only content), and the power that Webform CiviCRM provides (e.g. forms that push…
At CEDC, we have a bias towards free and open source software solutions in our web development processes, for a variety of reasons which are both practical and philosophical. In practice, an open source project shares the source code that makes up the software and provides a license that allows modification and redistribution of the…
Mapping out a nonprofit use case for Backdrop CMS.