Video of one of the sessions from Drupal Camp Asheville 2023, topic for the session is decoupled Drupal Dev on Docker with Docksal. Docksal is a tool for defining and managing web development environments.

Docksal works with Docker and Docker Compose to create fully containerized environments for your projects. In this session they talk about how to setup a separate server for an Gatsby static site, a Drupal CMS site, and a development server running on NodeJS. Best of all, because its container based, it’s extremely portable and can be reused for multiple projects, link below to a video.

  Click here for a YouTube video from Drupal Camp Asheville channel.

 

 

 

Video from DrupalSouth event, from May 2023. DrupalSouth is the regional Drupal conference for Australia and New Zealand. The event started in New Zealand in 2008, the DrupalSouth name was adopted by Australia in 2014 after running under the name Drupal Downunder and Drupalcon Sydney.

The video is a case study on building a Cloud Native, when working with the Skpr platform. Skpr is a CLI / API built on top of Kubernetes, and is backed by AWS Managed Services. Video also talks about how Cloud Native and the Skpr platform, are differ from traditional hosting and the difficulties of building on top of a rapidly developing technology, and what you need to keep to do keep update with current technology, link below.

 

  Click here for the video from "DrupalSouth's" YouTube page.

Information on working with Amazon RDS and Aurora Documentation.  Amazon Aurora is a fully managed relational database engine that's built for the cloud and compatible with MySQL and PostgreSQL.  Amazon Relational Database Service (Amazon RDS) is a web service that makes it easier to set up, operate, and scale a relational database in the cloud. It provides cost-efficient, resizeable capacity for an industry-standard relational database and manages common database administration tasks. Please note Amazon Aurora is part of Amazon RDS, link below to a blog from Amazon Web Services.

Link to a blog, from Amazon Web Services.

 

 

Information on GitHub Copilot, available as an extension for Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, Neovim and  JetBrains. GitHub Copilot turns natural language prompts into coding suggestions across dozens of programming languages. GitHub Copilot is an AI pair programmer that offers autocomplete style suggestions as you code. 

GitHub Copilot offers suggestions from the OpenAI model, built with billions of lines of open source code.  Below several links with information on, how to generate code with prompts using Copilot, how reduce writing repetitive code, and cost for the GitHub Copilot extension, for different platforms.  Link below to some videos and a website with more GitHub Copilot.

1) Link below to website, with information on licensing GitHub Copilot.

Click here for the website.

2) Information on GitHub Copilot, an AI coding partner that provides autocomplete suggestions while you code. 

  Click here for a video. (Video number 1 of 6)

3) How to generate code with prompts using Copilot,  link below to a video from “Microsoft Developer's” YouTube channel.

  Click for a video. (Video number 2 of 6)

4) How to generate code suggestions, with Copilot, as you type, link below to a video from “Microsoft Developer's” YouTube channel.

  Click here for a video (Video number 3 of 6)

5) How to reduce writing repetitive code with Copilot, link below to a video from “Microsoft Developer's” YouTube channel.

  Click here for a video (Video number 4 of 6)

6) Demo how you can enhance your coding experience with efficient documentation harnessing GitHub Copilot, link below to a video from “Microsoft Developer's” YouTube channel.

  Click here for a video (Video number 5 of 6)

7) Explore and experiment with brand new features before they are implemented into Copilot. Copilot labs is a great option for enhancing your Copilot experience, since it provides human-readable explanations of your code, robust refactoring, and automatic documentation, link below to a video.

   Click here a video. (Video number 6 of 6)