SOLID principles. unwavering commitment.
work ethic that sets the standard and code to match.
you hired a great professional. but so did your competitors. and it turns out you're sharing that guy.
that's why I only take one project at a time. no exceptions.
when loyalty is in a single project, code quality reflects that dedication.
do it by the book. trust the knowledge.
take a page from the pros for your next chapter.
many developers constantly look for the next great thing, but overlook what's tried and tested.
that's why I have trusted Drupal since 2009 — and it has never let me down.
and that's not all: with 15+ years in Agile and ITIL, I have what it takes.
assisted by AI. handcrafted to perfection.
trust the professional who draws the line.
AI is a tool, not a crutch. I know this because I'm trained, not hooked, on it.
real ideas come from thinking, planning, realizing, and supporting.
your project could use some AI improvements, but it can't do without a human touch.
Latest contributions
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missing return type declaration for getSubscribedEvents()
issue #3617756 on drupal.orga quick fix to help make Views Bulk Operations (VBO) more future-proof.
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Building a Views display plugin for Drupal 10
https://www.drupal.org/node/2679022in this brief tutorial, I show how to format the result of your view. includes a template.
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A practical guide to building basic Drupal 10 modules
https://www.drupal.org/node/2560405From the .info file to tests, just the basics.
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Lorem Ipsum
https://www.drupal.org/project/loremipsumcreate your very own Lorem Ipsum generator with this neat, straightforward module.
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TARDIS
https://www.drupal.org/project/tardisnamed after the famous time machine from Doctor Who, this module creates a monthly post archive.
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Basic Internationalization setup
https://www.drupal.org/node/1268692how to configure Drupal 7 correctly so that it'll work with translated content.
Latest post
Single Directory Components with Drupal 11 and Radix 6
Forward thinking with retro visual metaphors
from the Desktop metaphor to Single Directory Components, here's how to keep theme assets neat and tidy.