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Part one of a five-part series of articles exploring the Drupal 8 Configuration API. This article overviews the Configuration API to understand what it is, and why it was created.

Who inspires us at Morpht? A wall of pictures of inspirational people from many fields of endeavour, culture and politics.

NationalMap has been added as a component to the Convivial starter site for GovCMS and GovCMS8.

Morpht has developed a number of steps for mapping and applying your branding across to the GovCMS8 Design System. In this post, I’ll outline the process we work through and demonstrate just how your brand guidelines can integrate into your GovCMS8 website.

An in-depth look for developers at Drupal and Composer. This is the fourth and final post in an explorative series on Drupal and Composer.

Part three of a four-part series on using Composer to manage your Drupal site.

Part two of a four-part series on using Composer to manage your Drupal site.

Part one of a four-part series on using Composer to manage your Drupal site.

DrupalSouth 2018 is being held in Canberra on December 3 - 5. Morpht is proud to be a gold sponsor of the event and to have three of our team presenting.

The better tools for content editors roadshow continues, with Petr Illek presenting at DrupalCamp Ghent.

Earlier in the year Morpht was hard at work on the new GovCMS8 UI-Kit Starter theme. That work has come to fruition and has now been released as open source.

There are couple of online tools, and integration modules to get sharing widget to your site. They rely on JavaScript and the security of your users is questionable. This article will show you how to create a simple yet flexible and safer service sharing widget without line of JavaScript.

Marc Hudson has joined Morpht as a UX Designer, bringing new capabilities to the team.

DrupalCon Nashville is being held from April 9 to April 13 in, you guessed it, Nashville. Morpht will be presenting on a site building recipe which combines the Bricks, Paragraphs and Modifiers modules.

Let’s Encrypt Drupal is an open source project which makes it easy for Let’s Encrypt to be run on your Drupal web server.

The Webform Mass Email module has now been ported to Drupal 8.

The Entity Class Formatter is a nifty little Drupal 8 module which allows editors to place classes on to entities, allowing their look and feel to be altered in the theme layer.

The Enforce Profile Field is a new Drupal 8 module which allows editors to enforce the completion of one or more fields in order to access content on a site.

The Webform Invitation module has now been ported to Drupal 8.

Maedi Prichard and Murray Woodman will be presenting sessions at the upcoming DrupalSouth conference in Auckland.