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News, insights and thinking from the Cameron & Wilding team.
Release management at Cameron & Wilding
In our company we use agile methodology to deal with everyday things as well as projects. It seems to be just the right way to do it - not because of the rules of agile but rather the flexibility the way we can adopt Read more →
Testing large data migrations in Drupal
In this post I'll share a couple of techniques I've used for testing large amounts of data migrated into Drupal. We'll look at a quick, dirty and dangerous way to start off with and then look at ways this Read more →
Drupal design and frontend development
April sees Frontend United come to London. Frontend United is a yearly conference for designers, frontend developers and Drupal themers to get together, learn and share. Developing best practice, new ideas and Read more →
We helped bring Drupalcamp to London
The strength of Drupal (learn more here) can be found in the incredibly strong community that surrounds it. With thousands of developers all over the world working to create Drupal it is a hugely powerful CMS and we are Read more →
DevOps, Performance, Vagrant, Apache Solr, Beer, and Sausages
Three of us from the Cameron and Wilding team made it over to Drupalcon Munich. Wow. It was quite a week, and we needed a bit of 'processing time' to think about all the things we took away from these few days. Read more →
CiviCRM hooks for adding organisation contacts and multiple select custom fields
We recently worked on a project where we needed to programmatically create a new CiviCRM contact of type Organisation. When you create a Drupal user, CiviCRM automatically creates an associated contact. Read more →10 ways to make code brilliant
Here at Cameron and Wilding our mission is to surprise and delight clients with brilliant software and service. This is a lofty and difficult mission to fulfil, but we're working on it incrementally. An important part Read more →