Codelift.ai Defines Key Terminology for Drupal Migration Projects

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Codelift.ai has published a comprehensive guide on standardized terminology for Drupal migration projects, aimed at ensuring clarity and alignment among clients, developers, and stakeholders. The guide defines key project goals, such as the "Steady State Update," which refers to upgrading to the latest version while maintaining the existing frontend, functionality, and URL sitemap. It outlines five core workflows — Drupal Structure Migration, Data Migration, Site Recreation, Theme Conversion, and Validation — each broken down into six standardised steps: Automation, Big Tasks, Bug Identification, Fine-tuning, Bug Fixing, and Integration.

Detailed sub-steps for each workflow emphasise consistency, from running CodeLift Update AI for automation to pixel-perfect design validation. Roles are clearly defined, with Junior Engineers focusing on automation and validation, Senior Engineers tackling complex tasks and bug fixes, and Project Managers and Engineering Directors overseeing progress and approvals. The terminology matrix offers a visual overview of responsibilities and workflows, promoting structured project execution.

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Source Reference

Title

Terminology for Drupal Migration Projects

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Date of Publication

19 December 2024

Organization

CodeLift

URL

https://codelift.ai/terminology-drupal-migration-projects

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