Advancing from Drupal 7 to 10: Insights from "Skills Upgrade" Episode 5
The fifth episode of the "Skills Upgrade" mini-series on Talking Drupal, featuring host AmyJune Hineline and guests Chad Hester and Mike Anello, delved into the progression of a Drupal 7 developer upgrading to Drupal 10. The episode covered a review of Chad's previous week's goals, including .gitignore, the Field Example module, the Plugin API, and the "Drupal 10 Masterclass" book. It also addressed Chad's questions and outlined tasks for the coming week, focusing on the js_example module.
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